Me three! Conventional wisdom says to play fast you have to learn to
play/practice slow. That's safe wisdom. I'm in the other camp. I say
in order to play fast you have to play fast.
So practicing the tunes at 155 and above even if I can't get all the
notes makes 130 bpm smootheralso those
What are these 'Monroe shortcuts' you speak of? Can you give examples?
/Jonas
2009/3/19 14strings perrypale...@gmail.com
Me three! Conventional wisdom says to play fast you have to learn to
play/practice slow. That's safe wisdom. I'm in the other camp. I say
in order to play fast you have
I'll tryfor example where the typical melody would call for
three different pitched notes Monroe might play the same note three
times in a row.
Yet he would still capture the essence of the melody. hard to
describe in words.
Tater?
On Mar 19, 9:30 am, Jonas Mattebo
Man, just got a chance to view the clip and had goose bumps. Grisman
is fantastic, have loved him for years and didn't know he recorded
Stomp. Guess I should have looked at the liner notes, I will now. Did
anyone catch the look on grismans face when tater was
recording..that is priceless.
Mates, in Hobart, its St. Paddy's YEAR.
On Mar 20, 6:40 am, Mike Romkey mrom...@mac.com wrote:
What's all this then about St. Paddy's Day? It's St. Paddy's MONTH!
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