The Big One
David Hi
A query re The Big One
Verse 7 measures 3 and 4. At the end of measure 3 there is the octave 4 8 (a quarter note b ). This is the ”Tied” to the same octave in measure 4, therefore two quarter notes, a half note. When I listen to it it sounds like two distinct “quarter notes” are being played rather than an extended note for half note. Wonder what I am getting wrong my listening or understanding?
Thanks
Thank you. I think it's the emphasis on the end of the note/tremolo that I am hearing. It's a tricky little lick. Making very good progress. Thanks
I'm glad the song is coming along well
David got it. Wasnt applying the tie. There is a lot going on in this song with fake octavea and then octaves all in one lick. Really have to read the score and listen carefully not just rely on what I think I hear. Very satisfied.
Into the diatonic verses
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Cool. This is a very advanced song, but well-worth the study... there are some very cool, and classic, licks in there (especially the diatonic solo).
Hello John. What you're probably hearing is my tremolo. I listened to it and I'm hearing that I'm playing it tied, as written.