Style file for "Take Five"

[loveride]

Howdy folks, I'm trying to learn Dave Brubeck's Take Five and can't find a suitable style to use on my Tryos 5 , any help would be appreciated.

[panos]

It is the Five-Four style in the Swing and Jazz folder
(5/4 rythm)

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[Roger Brenizer]

I've attached two more styles for you to try. 

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[loveride]

Thanks guys, much appreciated. I'll try em out tonight.

[panos]

You wellcome my friend.
Thank you Roger for the styles 
i had one style for take five but my psr couldn't load it properly although i can play it in a midi program like synthesia.

[Dick Rector]

Here are a few more. Probably you got some doubles now.
Have fun.

Dick

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[Roger Brenizer]

You're welcome, Loveride and Panos. 

You'll probably find more styles here:

https://www.psrtutorial.com/sty/index.html

[pethep]

Thanks guys for sharing.

[Normanfernandez]

Does anyone have a good way to tackle this song?
It's really hard to play

[Del]

Norman it's called practice, do not try and play it's normal speed slow it right down, take each bar at a time, or the bars that you are having most
difficulty with slowly then gradually speed the song up to it's normal tempo.
It might take you a couple of hours to learn it or a couple of weeks/months it does not matter, if you like the song that much you will probably learn it quicker...just practice practice practice,
some people are gifted like pianoman who can listen to a song and within a couples of hours do a great rendition of it, others take longer, there is no real short cut it is down to the individuals skills and music knowledge.

hope that helps
Regards Del

[Fred Smith]

Does anyone have a good way to tackle this song?
It's really hard to play

For me, I break the 5-beat bar down to a 2/4 and a waltz. I find playing a 3/4 for the last three beats helps me get the timing correct.

Fred