E Minor Melodic Solo By Muris, For fun |
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Jan 3 2009, 10:27 AM
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Here is my try at this cool solo from Muris...some mistakes im sure as i learned it today...will try again in a week or so
Comment if you want |
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Jan 3 2009, 11:14 AM
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QUOTE (Vaialation1232 @ Jan 3 2009, 10:53 AM)  Yeah, that's the first thing i noticed was every time i end a part i slide down..i think its an annoying habit but ill see if i can fix it...also i have just started attempting the whole bend with vibrato thing so im a little tentative there as of right now, so definitely will be trying to make that sound better and be wider....thanks and your version is way awesome, it was what inspired me to learn it Thanks for the compliment  I know this slide down habit really well .Yes, bends with vibrato is not easy. Especially on a slow solo like this. To add a nice vibrato is still a problem for me and i try to work on this atm. Maybe try the "Harmonic Minor" (HERE) lesson from Muris as well. It's a nice easy solo, but in my opinion difficult if you focus on vibrato, bends and overall tone and dynamic. |
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Jan 3 2009, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE (Vaialation1232 @ Jan 3 2009, 11:21 AM) Anyway, thanks for the comment and do you have any ideas about what you are going to teach for the MTP program, as i just signed up for this website and am sort of a bit lost as to what a mentor should teach...they are choosing people for us soon and i don't wanna be completely clueless when it starts...thanks again True, i'm a bit clueless atm too. I tried to get prepared a bit, but as i don't know with whom we will work, it's a bit difficult as the levels are quite different. I downloaded all the beginner application videos and was writing done a few notes. I searched the huge GMC lesson library to be a bit more aware of what we could work on. Basically i take Smells Practice Agenda as an example. (HERE). Further i have in mind to split each session in two parts. First part left and right hand exercises and a 2nd part with lessons to cover different basic technics. Something like this ... Let me know if you have some ideas. Maybe we could start a new topic to discuss with everybody how to structure this. Chat was proposed, but maybe a forum topic is a better place to collect ideas. |
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Jan 3 2009, 12:07 PM
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QUOTE (wrk @ Jan 3 2009, 11:45 AM) True, i'm a bit clueless atm too. I tried to get prepared a bit, but as i don't know with whom we will work, it's a bit difficult as the levels are quite different. I downloaded all the beginner application videos and was writing done a few notes. I searched the huge GMC lesson library to be a bit more aware of what we could work on. Basically i take Smells Practice Agenda as an example. (HERE). Further i have in mind to split each session in two parts. First part left and right hand exercises and a 2nd part with lessons to cover different basic technics. Something like this ... Let me know if you have some ideas. Maybe we could start a new topic to discuss with everybody how to structure this. Chat was proposed, but maybe a forum topic is a better place to collect ideas. I am basically doing the same activities in order to prepare myself better for the MTP. I also noticed from the guidelines post for mentors that we will be given an syllabus with basic lessons what we should provide our mentorees with to start of with everything. We can of course put our own additional stuff in, but as understand it, the syllabus should be the red line through the first weeks. I think the guidelines post is actually a very good starting point for us mentors. Btw, I like that solo a lot, may have a go at that later today as well
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Jan 3 2009, 02:15 PM
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Nice take, bravo, makes me very proud!!
Try to apply bit more vibrato and it'll be jolly good.
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