highway-one
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I want to get some really good exotic sounding phrasing going can anyone give some pointers?
Well, if I knew what a phrase was, so that I knew what a 'normal' phrase sounded like, I could probably point you towards exotic really good.I want to get some really good exotic sounding phrasing going can anyone give some pointers?
Steve,Well, if I knew what a phrase was, so that I knew what a 'normal' phrase sounded like, I could probably point you towards exotic really good.
My problem is I don't know what 'phrase' means.
What's a phrase? Or maybe, what's a normal non-exotic phrase?
Really? this seems odd to me because a phrase is not a sentance, right?Think of a phrase as a sentence.
More specifically then, is "phrase" constructed of smaller bits, notes and beats, in some systematic way, or is "phrase" a consequence of melody and form?Steve,
Better to make more specific. Great question! I usually go from "Blues" but this case we want to know what he is hearing in his head.
Tomo
Form is really important i agreeMore specifically then, is "phrase" constructed of smaller bits, notes and beats, in some systematic way, or is "phrase" a consequence of melody and form?
That would certainly make a difference in how you approach the issue.
Personally I think phrasing is a consequence of melody and form, and improvement would be the result of trial and error in identifying appropriate use in context, but wtf do I know . . .![]()
Sorry! That was a question to the poster! Thanks for writing again though. Sorry about my English. I can speak guitar better than my English. 2010, one of my goals is to have a conversation with you thought guitar... I really love to throw Blues feel. Definitely "Melody" "Form" are very important for me. even ONE chord vamp.... I look for something around the melody. I enjoy reading your post. My students enjoys too.More specifically then, is "phrase" constructed of smaller bits, notes and beats, in some systematic way, or is "phrase" a consequence of melody and form?
That would certainly make a difference in how you approach the issue.
Personally I think phrasing is a consequence of melody and form, and improvement would be the result of trial and error in identifying appropriate use in context, but wtf do I know . . .![]()