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fanio
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 Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 12:31 am Post subject: phrasing developing |
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Wanna talk about phrasing in all it's aspects:groove,note choice,scalar lines,arpeggios,pauses,and all the things that make you sound you like you and me like me,or him like the guy on the instructional dvd he is watching!     |
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gill
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| Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 7:14 pm Post subject: phrasing |
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| take the scott henderson approach. say a line or phrase and say it again. bring the listener in. repeat the idea totally or changer it a little but keep it so the listener takes it in. brett is great with this real melodic approach |
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Night0wl
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| Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Wanna talk about phrasing in all it's aspects:groove,note choice,scalar lines,arpeggios,pauses,and all the things that make you sound you like you and me like me,or him like the guy on the instructional dvd he is watching! |
Good topic! I am also interested in the same thing. I am at a loss with phrasing! Anyone with some tips?
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gill
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| Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:47 pm Post subject: phrase it |
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| take a line fifth posistion.....start on 1st string play C -A then Dsharp -C then repeat C-A Dsharp - Csharp....its a phrase.... say it acouple of times. the listener will get it and now you have him wanting more. brett,, scott henderson allen hinds jimmy herring and so on are masters at this. talking to jimmy herring about this subject. His responce was PHRASING IS EVERY THING. any ideas out there from the other guitarist..take care gill |
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JJW
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i mentioned this in another thread that included video clips,of course this is the net and everyone is better than me:)
check some other topics on this page if you want to or look further on this site as it has been explained before(and ignored yet again) |
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fanio
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| Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2006 1:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Sorry if I didn't check other topics!But now that we started,let's go on!I wanna talk about the rhythm,the pauses and the rhytmic conception behind the phrases.I think rhythm can make a weak phrase sound interesting using the right accents,'cause a lot of times our ears focus their attention to the rhythm of the notes.The pauses make another good job to create good phrasing,'cause if you ain't got somenthing interesting to say,so ,be quiet!!! |
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madad123
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| Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 4:07 pm Post subject: Phrasing development |
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| A great way to improve your phrasing is to think of each phrase as an important melody in the piece so making it interesting to listen to and develop the melody through phrases with things like inversions, retrogrades,rhythmic diminution/augmentation etc. A really useful way to develop rhythmic phrasing is to get listening to great drummers like dennis chambers, dave weckl or steve smith. This should improve your rhythmic thinking for all instruments. |
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