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    Music Is Language Guitar Is A Typewriter: You Gotta Be Able o Learn Songs by Listening

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    The document discusses the key areas a musician needs to focus on to improve their guitar playing skills: pitch, rhythm, timbre, dynamics, technique, and notation. It emphasizes the importance of listening to songs, coordinating fingers, using proper phrasing and articulation like human voices, avoiding unintended overlapping sounds, and practicing slowly from the start to improve. The main takeaways are the six main skill areas musicians need and that slow, focused practice is important for learning and improving.

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    The document discusses the key areas a musician needs to focus on to improve their guitar playing skills: pitch, rhythm, timbre, dynamics, technique, and notation. It emphasizes the importance of listening to songs, coordinating fingers, using proper phrasing and articulation like human voices, avoiding unintended overlapping sounds, and practicing slowly from the start to improve. The main takeaways are the six main skill areas musicians need and that slow, focused practice is important for learning and improving.

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    You gotta be able o learn

    songs by listening

    Mu
    Guita

    Coordiation
    Phrasing
    Articulation
    Overlapping resonance
    Practice

    You gotta be able o learn


    songs by listening

    Satisfaction

    You gotta know


    what you are
    doing

    Music is language
    Guitar is a typewriter
    2 things you gotta do to be real player
    1 get to the end of the song
    2 6 main area
    pitch

    Notes, frequency, scales patterns,


    chord, melody, harmony, intervals,
    progression

    Did I play the right


    notes?

    rhythm

    Beat, tempo

    Did keep up with


    the beat?

    timbre

    Sound quality, tone, eq, instrument,


    effect

    How did I sound?

    dynamic

    loudness, volume, amplitude,


    Articulation, Phrasing

    Did I play lound in


    the loud part and
    soft in the soft
    part?

    technique

    Finger, physical, posture, Coordiation,


    Overlapping resonance

    Did I coordinate
    with machine?

    notation

    Read, write

    How is my
    reading?

    Coordiation
    Phrasing
    Articulation
    Overlapping resonance

    Left hand finger to reach the maximum pressure on the string exactly the sa
    Have breath stroke like human voice (think of human, cello, trumpet, violin)
    Stress the note that should be stress (like human voice)
    Beware of unintended overlapping resonance

    Learning something which you could not do before or doing something very
    practice from very very slow tempo
    focus every minute you pratice

    n the string exactly the same moment as the right hand finger contact the string
    an, cello, trumpet, violin)

    or doing something very much better than you could do it before

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