| My son playing all the things you are [message #191298] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 02:11 |
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His arrangement:
http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191303 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 02:56 |
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It's very nice, how old is your son? I think it's really great that you
both play, and it must be such a joy to duet, and more and more so as
he gets older and better and better!
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191312 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 03:37 |
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<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote:
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
Yow! That kid's all over the guitar! And it works as music, too*. Lovely.
*: Hey, it wouldn't be me without a cheap shot<g>. He gets a great nylon
string sound there. A real pleasure.
David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191316 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 03:57 |
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David J. Littleboy wrote:
> <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote:
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> > His arrangement:
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> > http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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> Yow! That kid's all over the guitar! And it works as music, too*.
Lovely.
>
> *: Hey, it wouldn't be me without a cheap shot<g>. He gets a great
nylon
> string sound there. A real pleasure.
>
> David J. Littleboy
> Tokyo, Japan
JAZ,
Really great! How old is the kid? I will say that we (if I can speak of
other posters)would all be deeply dissapointed if any child of your
could not play thus. He has a bright future. You must be very proud.
Congratulations!
Jeff
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191317 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 04:06 |
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jaz [at] jackzucker.com wrote:
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
Jack, I really wish you would quit posting Jeremy's stuff. I'm running
out of guitars to break.
Really well done!
alan
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191322 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 04:42 |
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He's 15. He's going to easily pass me in a few years
--
Experience a revolutionary way to approach the instrument.
Introducing Sheets of Sound for Guitar
"Let the music govern the way you play guitar instead of the guitar
governing the way you play music!"
Check it out at:
http://www.sheetsofsound.net
<daniel_anthony_stearns [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1105494963.882602.119170 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> It's very nice, how old is your son? I think it's really great that you
> both play, and it must be such a joy to duet, and more and more so as
> he gets older and better and better!
>
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191331 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 05:21 |
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15...yow,I should say.impressive!
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191336 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 05:41 |
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at once uplifting and amazing (because he's only 15), and depressing (my own
horrid lack of skills). Keep posting his stuff though, the kid sounds great.
<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
news:1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191393 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 06:33 |
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Jack,
You could really get everybody on their guitars or swearing them off by
letting it slip how long he's been playing guitar and how long jazz guitar.
"Jack A. Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
news:wuKdnVQwd8b5AXncRVn-pw [at] adelphia.com...
> He's 15. He's going to easily pass me in a few years
>
> --
> Experience a revolutionary way to approach the instrument.
> Introducing Sheets of Sound for Guitar
> "Let the music govern the way you play guitar instead of the guitar
> governing the way you play music!"
>
> Check it out at:
> http://www.sheetsofsound.net
> <daniel_anthony_stearns [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1105494963.882602.119170 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> > It's very nice, how old is your son? I think it's really great that you
> > both play, and it must be such a joy to duet, and more and more so as
> > he gets older and better and better!
> >
>
>
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191401 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 06:51 |
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This is truly amazing, if not depressing to me when I think of all the the
years I've been struggling and not being able to play like that : )
Out of curiosity - what are his aspirations, if any, in regards to music?
mark
www.sixstringtheory.com
<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
news:1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191463 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 12:20 |
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Not sure what you mean Don...He's been playing 1.5 years and playing jazz
for about 6 months.
--
Experience a revolutionary way to approach the instrument.
Introducing Sheets of Sound for Guitar
"Let the music govern the way you play guitar instead of the guitar
governing the way you play music!"
Check it out at:
http://www.sheetsofsound.net
"Don Judy" <dnhjudyat [at] comcast.net> wrote in message
news:SaGdndE__74jK3ncRVn-qw [at] comcast.com...
> Jack,
>
> You could really get everybody on their guitars or swearing them off by
> letting it slip how long he's been playing guitar and how long jazz
> guitar.
> "Jack A. Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
> news:wuKdnVQwd8b5AXncRVn-pw [at] adelphia.com...
>> He's 15. He's going to easily pass me in a few years
>>
>> --
>> Experience a revolutionary way to approach the instrument.
>> Introducing Sheets of Sound for Guitar
>> "Let the music govern the way you play guitar instead of the guitar
>> governing the way you play music!"
>>
>> Check it out at:
>> http://www.sheetsofsound.net
>> <daniel_anthony_stearns [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:1105494963.882602.119170 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>> > It's very nice, how old is your son? I think it's really great that you
>> > both play, and it must be such a joy to duet, and more and more so as
>> > he gets older and better and better!
>> >
>>
>>
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191464 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 12:18 |
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Just GREAT,love his SOUND too.Greetings Josip
<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191468 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 14:18 |
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In article <1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
jaz [at] jackzucker.com says...
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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Sounds great, Jack. Sounds a little like the old man.
--
Tom Walls
the guy at the Temple of Zeus
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191472 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 14:43 |
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Sounds like a gifted young man.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191474 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 15:05 |
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Tom Walls wrote:
> In article <1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
> jaz [at] jackzucker.com says...
> > His arrangement:
> >
> > http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
> >
> >
> Sounds great, Jack. Sounds a little like the old man.
Thanks Tom. My wife (his stepmom) wouldn't believe it was him. She
thought it was me and that I was putting her on. I was working on an
arrangement of that tune over the last few days tune but after hearing
Jeremy's I decided to work on another tune. He asked me a few questions
about chord theory while he was working it out but it's all his
arrangement.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191477 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 15:35 |
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Boy, that's nice. You should be proud, as should HE. I bet he can even
post you up and shoot the turnaround J over you.
Last night, my son, also 15, who has been goofing with his sister's
electric bass, was in his room noodling. I pulled out a guitar and just
walked in and started playing along. HE DIDN'T QUIT !!! We started a
little blues thing that was growing until the wife walked in with her
new camera (bought for Christmas with Rick DelSavio's help) and ruined
the whole thing. He quit on the spot. Moral of the story
???...........uhhhh, I'll leave this alone if I want dinner tonight.....
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191479 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 15:39 |
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jseabe... [at] csc.cps.k12.il.us wrote:
> Boy, that's nice. You should be proud, as should HE. I bet he can
even
> post you up and shoot the turnaround J over you.
Oh yeah, he definitely can. I abandoned my attempts at a solo
arrangement on that tune after I heard his. :-)
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191480 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 15:47 |
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In article <1105538704.412667.118370 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
jaz [at] jackzucker.com says...
>
> Tom Walls wrote:
> > In article <1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
> > jaz [at] jackzucker.com says...
> > > His arrangement:
> > >
> > > http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
> > >
> > >
> > Sounds great, Jack. Sounds a little like the old man.
>
> Thanks Tom. My wife (his stepmom) wouldn't believe it was him. She
> thought it was me and that I was putting her on. I was working on an
> arrangement of that tune over the last few days tune but after hearing
> Jeremy's I decided to work on another tune. He asked me a few questions
> about chord theory while he was working it out but it's all his
> arrangement.
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>
I'm glad to hear you're playing. If I recall correctly, you were having
problems with your back again.
--
Tom Walls
the guy at the Temple of Zeus
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191482 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 15:57 |
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Well, one moral is 'viewing something changes it.' Photographing a
subject when they're aware of it ruins it, Henri Cartier Bresson. (My
paraphrasing) Bresson sued a guy because the guy had taken Bressons
photo and published it, thus blowing Bressons cover. RDS
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Jazz Guitarist/Educator
Check out lessons and original music [at]
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191484 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:20 |
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"Tom Walls" <tw25 [at] cornell.edu> wrote in message
news:cs3d9a$rqf$1 [at] news01.cit.cornell.edu...
> I'm glad to hear you're playing. If I recall correctly, you were having
> problems with your back again.
Yep, I was. However, I had some imaging done and my doctor says mechanically
my spine is fine and to just work through the pain.
(Translation: It's hell getting old...) LOL
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191485 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:21 |
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"David J. Littleboy" <davidjl [at] gol.com> wrote in message
news:cs22hc$3hu$1 [at] nnrp.gol.com...
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> <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote:
>
> > His arrangement:
> >
> > http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
>
> Yow! That kid's all over the guitar! And it works as music, too*. Lovely.
>
> *: Hey, it wouldn't be me without a cheap shot<g>. He gets a great nylon
> string sound there. A real pleasure.
That's his ES-165. It sounds great. I wish it was mine!
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191488 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:30 |
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You must be very proud of him, congrats.
Now, when does he join the rmmgj community?
MK, trying to evolve shits of sound into sheets.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191489 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:32 |
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He shoulda just hired Randy Johnson as his publicity screener !
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191491 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:40 |
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jaz [at] jackzucker.com wrote:
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
Jack,
Wow. He must have quite a teacher! I imagine that McLaughlin level
chops aren't beyond consideration somewhere down the road if he keeps
it up...
Robert
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191493 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 16:59 |
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Great job (both playing and arrangement), when I was that age I was still
looking at guitars in the windows of pawnshops wondering if I shouild try
it:0)
--
Charlie Robinson Jazz Guitarist, Composer
You can hear and see me online (video) at:
http://66.194.153.49/~ramon/RamonPooser.swf
Soundclips:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/robinsonchazz
"Michael L Kankiewicz" <michaelk [at] buffalo.edu> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSO.4.05.10501121027470.22341-100000 [at] hercules.acsu.buffalo.edu...
>
> You must be very proud of him, congrats.
>
> Now, when does he join the rmmgj community?
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> MK, trying to evolve shits of sound into sheets.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191494 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 17:02 |
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<jseaberry [at] csc.cps.k12.il.us> wrote in message
news:1105543964.090035.16920 [at] f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> He shoulda just hired Randy Johnson as his publicity screener !
That one went over my head...
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191495 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 17:02 |
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"charles robinson" <robinsonchazz [at] comcast.net> wrote in message
news:x_udnc3hurnF1HjcRVn-hQ [at] comcast.com...
> Great job (both playing and arrangement), when I was that age I was still
> looking at guitars in the windows of pawnshops wondering if I shouild try
> it:0)
A friend of mine pointed out that when I was that age, I was still copying
(badly) Clapton and Hendrix.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191500 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 17:39 |
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A friend of mine pointed out that when I was that age, I was still copying
(badly) Clapton and Hendrix.
Jack Zucker
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By 16 I was dealing with the complexities of "Johnny B. Goode" (these
kids!).
--
Charlie Robinson Jazz Guitarist, Composer
You can hear and see me online (video) at:
http://66.194.153.49/~ramon/RamonPooser.swf
Soundclips:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/robinsonchazz
"Jack Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191505 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 18:00 |
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He shoulda just hired Randy Johnson as his publicity screener !
That one went over my head...
Reply
That was actually a reply to Rick's post about Henri Bresson that got
pushed down in the queue somehow....
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191579 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 18:35 |
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"Jack Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
news:HvSdnWh_68Sk3XjcRVn-tg [at] adelphia.com...
> "Tom Walls" <tw25 [at] cornell.edu> wrote in message
> news:cs3d9a$rqf$1 [at] news01.cit.cornell.edu...
>> I'm glad to hear you're playing. If I recall correctly, you were having
>> problems with your back again.
>
> Yep, I was. However, I had some imaging done and my doctor says
> mechanically
> my spine is fine and to just work through the pain.
>
> (Translation: It's hell getting old...) LOL
>
>
sorry to hear that your mechanical bull riding days are over..will you be
selling the trailer and your old pick up truck? :)
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191584 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 18:57 |
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Impressive for such a young dude. Outstanding.
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<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> schreef in bericht
news:1105492265.327365.234390 [at] c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191609 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 21:32 |
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Someone asked me this in another forum:
> Was this Jeremy's arrangement?
To be clear, it's a standard tune (All the things you are) and it's
completely his (worked out) arrangement. He asked me for a few bits of
advice and a few questions about what I liked better but the
arrangement and chord subs are 100% his own. I'm trying to get him to
write this out and put it on his website.
Has anyone ever written out rubatto arrangements played freely with no
finite time signature? I'm wondering what the best way to approach this
is? He already knows Finale so it's just a matter of showing him how to
do the rubatto style arrangement...
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191628 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 23:16 |
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>Has anyone ever written out rubatto arrangements played freely with no
>finite time signature?
I've seen it done with no bar lines and also with dotted bar lines in the
appropriate places. I'd personally think the no bar lines idea might be
simplest if finale can take it.
The stuff I've seen was notated in quarters and eighths and whatever for
convenience and an idea of grouping and phrasing, but it's not to be taken
literally, so there's some leeway on entering it.
Clif
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191629 ] |
Mi, 12 Januar 2005 23:23 |
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Thanks Clif. Do you know of any examples online I could take a look at? I
can turn off the display of barlines in Finale though they would still be
there (logically). It may also be possible to have no barlines. I have never
tried that but someone told me there were able to get that to work for a
Russian chorale piece they were transcribing...
--
Experience a revolutionary way to approach the instrument.
Introducing Sheets of Sound for Guitar
"Let the music govern the way you play guitar instead of the guitar
governing the way you play music!"
Check it out at:
http://www.sheetsofsound.net
"Jurupari" <jurupari [at] aol.com> wrote in message
news:20050112171623.16597.00000090 [at] mb-m14.aol.com...
> >Has anyone ever written out rubatto arrangements played freely with no
>>finite time signature?
>
> I've seen it done with no bar lines and also with dotted bar lines in the
> appropriate places. I'd personally think the no bar lines idea might be
> simplest if finale can take it.
>
> The stuff I've seen was notated in quarters and eighths and whatever for
> convenience and an idea of grouping and phrasing, but it's not to be taken
> literally, so there's some leeway on entering it.
>
> Clif
>
>
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191731 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 01:30 |
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"Jack A. Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> writes:
> Not sure what you mean Don...He's been playing 1.5 years and playing jazz
> for about 6 months.
Jack - I know you've been teaching your son lines using sheetsofsound - but
what have you been using to teach him harmony ? Or is he self taught ?
Either way it's good, and it shows thought too - not just a kid noodling!
--
regards, chris
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191734 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 02:15 |
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"Chris Stiles" <vp5n-cxtl [at] spamex.com> wrote in message
news:yupt0af9wz.fsf [at] random-node.example.org...
> "Jack A. Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> writes:
>> Not sure what you mean Don...He's been playing 1.5 years and playing jazz
>> for about 6 months.
>
> Jack - I know you've been teaching your son lines using sheetsofsound -
> but
> what have you been using to teach him harmony ? Or is he self taught ?
>
> Either way it's good, and it shows thought too - not just a kid noodling!
He's been taught with the Dodecaphonics system that I use for harmonic
movement. Lots of question and answer sessions too.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191743 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 04:26 |
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one and a half years?, very impressive... can't wait to hear how he
progresses and grows.
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191745 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 05:03 |
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Jack,
Wow! Very very nice regardless of how long he's been playing, and very
impressive when one considers it. It must be great for you to hear him get
turned on to the guitar and jazz.
Good stuff!
Regards,
Peter
<jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
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> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191795 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 09:08 |
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"Jack Zucker" <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote in message
news:k9SdnUXAvu3z3XjcRVn-tA [at] adelphia.com...
> "David J. Littleboy" <davidjl [at] gol.com> wrote in message
> news:cs22hc$3hu$1 [at] nnrp.gol.com...
>>
>> <jaz [at] jackzucker.com> wrote:
>>
>
> That's his ES-165. It sounds great. I wish it was mine!
>
>
I was just waiting for you to say this. There's gonna be a trade off because
he's gonna want your guitars also. Your son sounds great.
Stan
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| Re: My son playing all the things you are [message #191907 ] |
Do, 13 Januar 2005 15:13 |
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This deserves airplay. It's a great story. A fifteen year old playing
and arranging like that? When's the tour? Send a copy to WWUH in
Hartford!
"jaz [at] jackzucker.com" wrote:
> His arrangement:
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> http://www.jeremyzucker.com/audio/attya.mp3
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