Phrasing and Dynamics 1

by Jose Mena

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- Nemanja Filipovic10th December 2008
  Top notch playing mate.
- Joe Kataldo10th December 2008
  Nice Lesson Mate
- Kuba Szafran10th December 2008
  Cool licks Jose!
- Eat-Sleep-andJam10th December 2008
  i loved it
- coffeeman10th December 2008
  Awesome phrasing Jose.
- Trond Vold10th December 2008
  Excellent lesson!
- Nazgul10th December 2008
  Awesome licks there, Jose!
- Ivan Milenkovic10th December 2008
  Cool licks mate, great job
- Jose Mena10th December 2008
  Thanks everyone, I am glad you liked the lesson
- Marcus Siepen10th December 2008
  very cool lesson
- Pedja Simovic10th December 2008
  Very nice playing Jose
- berko10th December 2008
  That phrasing surely spiced up the solo. GREAT!
- Jose Mena10th December 2008
  Thanks guys
- skennington10th December 2008
  Tasty playing ideed Jose, loved it.
- ItsMe10th December 2008
  great. Imo your coolest lesson so far. Great playing
- kaznie_NL10th December 2008
  Wow, sounds so cool!!
- Toni Suominen10th December 2008
  Great playing Jose!
- Dejan Farkas10th December 2008
  Cool, well done Jose
- Jose Mena10th December 2008
  Thanks everyone, I enjoyed making it
  
  QUOTE (Chris76 @ Dec 10 2008, 12:58 PM)
  great. Imo your coolest lesson so far. Great playing
  
  Really?, didn't expect that one, thanks man
- Hisham Al-Sanea10th December 2008
  nice playing jose.
- Capt.Z10th December 2008
  The topic of phrasing is one that interests me. Probably especially since I'm not that good at it
  
  But anyway, awesome lesson
- Jose Mena10th December 2008
  QUOTE (Hisham Al-Sanea @ Dec 10 2008, 03:25 PM)
  nice playing jose.
  
  Thanks Hisham
  
  QUOTE (zacg1 @ Dec 10 2008, 04:09 PM)
  The topic of phrasing is one that interests me. Probably especially since I'm not that good at it
  
  But anyway, awesome lesson
  
  Phrasing is very important, but I believe it is a matter of hearing the stuff in your head first. I always find it interesting and educational to listen to players of all levels, because many times I find simple stuff that I don't do, and I think to myself why didn't I think of that, happens all the time.
  
  Later I might sort of remember the line and try to play it, and since memory is not very reliable all the time, I might have changed a little, then if I get the chance to listen to it again I realize that I have the timing different or something, and I wonder, why doesn't my mind think like that.
  
  I try to listen over and over, until the phrase is natural in my head, then play it, and maybe I have added a little more to my lead work, I guess this can be a slow process, at least it is for me, but I do my best to improve it.
- Capt.Z10th December 2008
  Yeah, I try to do that too... but still I'm not that good
  
  But I'll keep trying!!
- Gerardo Siere10th December 2008
  Great licks Jose.
- Emir Hot11th December 2008
  Well done mate
- Déjà vu11th December 2008
  Nice, I do think this is my favorite lesson of yours .
  
  You've got nice tone here BTW.
- Piotr Kaczor11th December 2008
  Sounds great Jose! Cool lesson.
- Jose Mena11th December 2008
  Thanks guys, glad you liked it
- Bogdan Radovic11th December 2008
  Love this lesson ! Great job!
- Jose Mena11th December 2008
  QUOTE (Bogdan Radovic @ Dec 11 2008, 10:41 AM)
  Love this lesson ! Great job!
  
  Thanks Bogdan
- Lian Gerbino12th December 2008
  great lesson José!
- Jose Mena12th December 2008
  Thanks Lian
- Sinisa Cekic13th December 2008
  Good Job Jose !
- Jose Mena13th December 2008
  Thanks Sinisa
- Rooks20th December 2008
  In this lesson you look a lot like the Danish rockstar Tim Christensen
- Jose Mena20th December 2008
  QUOTE (Rooks @ Dec 20 2008, 06:25 AM)
  In this lesson you look a lot like the Danish rockstar Tim Christensen
  
  I have no idea who that is, I'll google it now
- fatb0t27th January 2009
  Still love this lesson.

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