Rhythm Phrasing Lesson

by David Wallimann

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- Kristofer Dahl30th April 2008
  Great topic David! This should also help answer the question "what should I do when improvising - I just play the same lick over and over?!"
  
  By being creative with rhythm, you can re-use a lick/theme and make it sound completely different. This is done by changing accent and rhythm. This lesson is a great illustration of this - thanks David!
- Hisham Al-Sanea30th April 2008
  nice phrasing lesson David.very welldone
- Ivan Milenkovic30th April 2008
  Nice lesson Walli, as always
- Danilo Capezzuto30th April 2008
  Nice lesson David!
- Nick Kellie30th April 2008
  a good topic!
- Nemanja Filipovic30th April 2008
  Great lesson David!
- Capt.Z30th April 2008
  Another great lesson!!
- Trond Vold30th April 2008
  Excellent!
- Marcus Siepen30th April 2008
  Cool lesson David
- Alex8730th April 2008
  Great lesson David
- Joe Kataldo30th April 2008
  Nice lesson Walli
- Unleash-The-Shred30th April 2008
  Great lesson on phrasing Dave.
- Carlos Carrillo30th April 2008
  very nice lesson David!!!
- Sergio Dorado30th April 2008
  Cool lesson!
- seanM130th April 2008
  Awesome idea, this will help me tons.
  Thanks!!
- Juan M. Valero1st May 2008
  nice lesson David
- David Wallimann1st May 2008
  Thanks a lot everyone!
- Pablo Vazquez6th May 2008
  Awesome!

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