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David's Tip of the Day: Rushing with Consistent Rhythms

Posted Tue, 04/28/2015 - 08:31 by David Barrett Admin
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Be aware that when a passage contains a repetitive lick, e.i., a string of notes that are rhythmically the same (such as a triplet passage for more than two beats), most players will have the tendency to rush. Knowing that this is common, when you approach such a passage make sure to feel the pulse of the music and hold yourself back from rushing.

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