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David's Tip of the Day: Value of Repetition, Part 16 (A = Constant and f/t = Change)

Posted Tue, 03/17/2015 - 08:23 by David Barrett Admin
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In Friday's Richmond Browne quote he states, "The listener is constantly making predictions; actual infinitesimal predictions as to whether the next event will be a repetition of something, or something different. The player is constantly either confirming or denying these predictions in the listener's mind. As nearly as we can tell, the listener must come out right about 50% of the time--if he is too successful in predicting, he will be bored; if he is too unsuccessful, he will give up and call the music 'disorganized.'"

Let's use the Af Af At (AAA with fills) Chorus Form as reference. continue reading...

  • solo
  • ,
  • theme
  • ,
  • change
  • ,
  • constant
  • ,
  • harp
  • ,
  • harmonica

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