SRV - Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lesson By Muris Varajic |
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Feb 11 2017, 10:40 AM
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Feb 11 2017, 08:54 PM
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Hi Fabiopa!
This is a good take for this beautiful classic GMC lesson! As you already know the different parts and can play everything at tempo, I think that now it's time to focus on some elements that will have a big impact in your playing: - Dynamics - Vibrato - Groove Each of these element are essential parts of SRV playing so this lesson is a good excuse to work on them. At first, when talking about dynamics, we have to say that SRV playing was very aggressive as well as Muris playing in this one. I think that your picking and strumming are a bit soft for this style. Compare your right hand motion for the first riff with Muris's and see how he hits the strings starting much higher than you. That will make your playing sounds more aggressive, and will expand the threshold of dynamics in your playing. Listen to the different parts and notice the use of different intensities and accents in both the rhythm and melodic parts. Your vibrato is here, but it needs to be more consistent. Check for example your vibrato at 00:28. It's there, but it's not defined. Work on this technique. There are many good lessons based on it in our archive. Finally, groove. This is also related to your right hand work. When playing groovy music, I recommend to keep our right hand moving with the rhythm to keep the groove flowing and make it easier to play the rhythms. Go to the second 14 of the original lesson and watch Muris's right hand movement. That's what your playing is lacking. Ok mate, that's all by now. I hope that my comments help to go into the right direction. Keep on the good job. -------------------- My lessons
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Feb 17 2017, 11:17 PM
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One grade missing here!
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Feb 20 2017, 01:24 PM
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Pass: 6.3
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