Playing up and down one string for greater musical expression and variation with Andy Timmons
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2021
- For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the April 2021 issue of Guitar World-
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ON THE LINE
Playing up and down one string for greater musical expression and variation
In his first-ever series of columns for Guitar World magazine, Andy Timmons gets into concept of where melody comes from, and how to better apply a melodic approach to your playing.
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This video is the 3rd guitar lesson I have "taken" in my lifetime.
With that said, as an Acoustic Guitar Musician who has tried to play the Stratocaster as a "lead guitarist" and failed - in my estimation - for some unknown reason, Something "clicked" and has now opened up a whole new world of possibilities thanks to you Andy and this: your short but incredibly common sense filled,
Guitar World's stock just went up... Andy is fantastic.
This man is an excellent teacher along with his incredible voice on guitar. Bravo Guitar World!
One of the best! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
And one of the nicest and most generous humans I’ve ever met, as well as an incredibly knowledgeable musician.
Thanks Andy, that's absolutely brilliant!
Great tips Andy. Thanks!
Thanks for the lesson!
When you play that way it reminds me of Levi Chen who was a blistering guitar busker on the walk at Venice Beach. It really seems to open up the instrument.
It's so easy to get distracted by vertical scale patterns.Playing on one string is exactly like building a melody on a keyboard,except the notes are much closer together in one octave (on keys). You are exactly right,in that, it will force you to find interesting ways to PLAY or vocally affect those notes with Hammer ons,pull offs bends, and slides. Great lesson!
love it
Thank you
Brilliant 👏
✌😊
You're come a long way for a boy from Evansville Indiana, still remember you playing around Eville with TBB
When I first started playing horizontally, I somehow felt I was cheating...
Most of my journey has been a series of ( that can’t be right) (this feels too simple) thoughts. Then one day I had an epiphany... that is the goal, not something I should shy away from! These guitarist that make it appear simple, to them it is, a result of practice, practice, practice and now it is simple.
Love to watch Andy noodle an entire piece.
" Very Good Job on ( vdc ) Istructional in Visialize Penta in Vertical Position Player ". .. Great Musician and Teacher. .. Many Thank Andy for Your Work's on Music/Guitar Concept ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍👌👏👋
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it pissis me of so much this guy is not as well known as other lesser players .
Loose the delay and reverb
Why? Does it confuse you?
You're telling Andy, with one of the most revered tones in rock today, to "lose" part of his setup? Ummm, NOPE!
@@dezertson1165 get your Sesame Street lesson troll
Why? Are they too tight?
@@DogDaze66 You need to realize who you are telling to alter their sound. You would probably try to give Einstein advice on quantum theory too. Keep your mouth shut.