5 Steps to an Effective Melody
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2021
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Stephanie Jones shows you a five-step process for mastering your melodies. From highlighting to singing, each step of Stephanie's process help strengthen your melodic playing with any piece you're learning.
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I wish I could see what you highlighted. But you have done a very important thing for guitarists, where the compositions are often muddled as you said. Thanks, Stephanie.
What a great series of videos - thank you Steph!
Thanks for sharing!
This is a very constructive, beneficial video- I hope you'll be making more teaching oriented videos in the future. I enjoy your playing, as well. Thanks
A scientific approach to art with a human touch
I think you have just given me a career. That was a beautiful piece you played and reminded me of Shubert, and Segovia respectively. I think I'll play with this method also adding a little staccato to umph up the beat a bit. I play more flamenco and rumba than classical, though I have a small repertoire of some, what I consider, exceptional pieces, by Sor, Tarrega and Ferrer. It was interesting that you mentioned singing, and then added it in, as a side note the violin is played at the throat as a kind of accentuation for a singing voice, but I digress slightly. I wanted to ask, and it's because you mentioned singing along to gain the melody, have you seen Segovia's 'Song of the Guitar'? It's a lovely documentary I'm sure you'll find enjoyable, with lots of anecdotes, in English, added in by the master himself. And that's the part you remind me about him, the mastery of the instrument. Kudos! 👍😎🍀
what piece was played in the beginning
That’s beautiful! What’s the name of this piece by Giulio Regondi? Thank you.
Thanks for the comment! The piece she is playing is 'Reverie Op 19 - Nocturne' - here's a link to her playing the full piece on her channel: czcams.com/video/qRH4qSLWu1g/video.html
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melody and accompaniment in the music score. or play only the melodic line separate from harmony and bass lines.
I can help me I also play guitar
Is that a microphone in the sound hole?
It's a sound hole tuner.
Hi Stephanie,
I have a problem: I took the habit of singing whilst playing, for the last few years. It helps a lot to be expressive. But now, I can't help singing! If I don't, my playing is not so good, not so expressive. It's like an addiction! It's a problem, for when I'm gonna play live again.
Interesting! Well, people didn't seem to mind when Glenn Gould did it, so you might be just fine :)
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Unfortunately, I'm not Gould. People won't be as comprehensive with me :)
Not sure what kind of live setting you'd be playing in, so depending on that, theoretically you could still get away with singing while performing so long as no mics are near your vocal chords 😂 if you're playing with a band that's loud enough and all the instruments are mic'ed up properly, your singing voice should go unheard so long as you aren't belting it out lol or maybe just try "singing" without actually pushing air through your vocal chords. Lip syncing basically.. not sure if that would fulfill you close enough to remedy your "addiction".
She looks like a guitar player of a metal band more than a classical guitarist.
yeah but then the band found she was overqualified
No Thank you . You do all playing I will just sing :)