On 29 Jun 2005, at 6:00 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
I could cite a couple of examples of jazz 6/4 without a clear 3+3 subdivision, but I wouldn't think they would mean much except to specialists familiar with the repertoire. "All About Rosie" by George Russell is one
Actually, in the published version, the 6/4 measures in this chart are actually notated (confusingly) in 3/2, almost certainly because the editor objected to "6/4 meaning 3x2/4". But having played that chart, I can testify that it would be much easier to read if all the 3/2 bars were re-notated as 6/4.
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