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“Learning the trumpet. That thing is tough! It’s not an easy instrument. Initially I wanted to actually play but man, it is not easy getting that instrument to sound good and he’s [Nick] obviously supposed to be a very accomplished musician. So we filmed the guy playing all the melodies that I play in the movie, just filming his fingering. I just memorized the fingering. So technically in the movie all my fingering is accurate. I’m just not blowing into the thing because it sounded like a dying animal.” – Chris Evans about playing the trumpet in Before We Go

#trumpet

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Rechterhand techniek

Larry Graham, is een Amerikaans basgitarist. Hij speelde onder meer bij Sly & the Family Stone en bij Graham Central Station. Graham wordt gezien als de uitvinder van de slapping-techniek. Op bovenstaande video vertelt Larry over zijn rechterhand techniek.

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Bass lessons by Larry Graham

#bass guitar

evgirl17

Hey guys! So I made a piano tutorial for “My Immortal” and thought I’d just post it here in case any other EvFans want to play it!

How to Play a Rock Lick | Keyboard Lessons

#Keyboard #Keyboard Lessons

"How to play Jazz Hammond organ" Keyboard Lessons on a Hammond B3, C3 Organ - featuring Keith Appleton. This lesson shows how to play a simple but effective standard blues lick - also suitable for use on a Piano.

#How to play Jazz Hammond organ #Hammond Organ #Music Tutorial

Beginning Snare Drum: Lessons (Grip and Basic Strokes)

#snare drum #music tutorial

How To Play Drums - Your Very First Drum Lesson

#drums #First Drum Lesson

alinabass-blog

Picks vs Fingers

Alright. I don’t use this blog often. Only to occasionally complain about bass guitar problems and what not. But, I figured since I’m a bass guitarist in progress, I should throw my opinion out on this.

So before I started even playing Bass Guitar, I always heard the whole

“HURRHURR PICKS ARE FOR FAGGOTS THAT DON’T KNOW HOW TO PLAY RIGHT.”

…Well….okay whatever. I played Saxophone at the time so it didn’t apply to me. Now that I actually do play, you can easily relate this situation to other instruments. And for me, I can relate that to a saxophone. Usually. You play with the saxophone off to your dominant side. That’s how you SHOULD play. But I played with it between my legs for comfort sake. And it really didn’t matter, it’s just a matter of preference.

Playing with your fingers or a pick isn’t the same thing. Preference AND Sound come into play. Playing with a pick gives a different sound bass players. You might have to listen a bit harder, but there’s a difference. Playing with a pick, fingers, or even slap is all just a matter of Preference and Sound.

“WHAT ARE YOU? DO YOU USE PICK? HURRHURR LEARN HOW TO PLAY LIKE A REAL BASSIST–”

I know someone’s going to think that ^. I know they will. Let me tell you. I’m not a pick player. Why? Because I find it difficult. Yeah. That’s right. For the last few months, I’ve used my fingers. Surprisingly enough, I thought playing with a pick would be easier. Some of my favorite bassists use a pick. I was all excited and then….it was difficult. Really difficult. I decided to pick this back up recently and well….it’s still difficult.

TL;DR: There is no RIGHT was to play bass. I mean for god sakes, people in dubstep use a fucking ring to screw with their sound. Play how you want to play and if you’re not a stuck up convoluted piece of shit, take a look at how other people play. Being a musician, an artist, is about doing what you love and EXPANDING upon it. Doing something NEW. Writing off someone’s preferences or style as being “Wrong” just because it’s not how your vision of the “correct” way is childish.

Now if you’ll excuse me. I am actually going to continue trying to learn how to use a pick…and failing terribly at it.

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astrosheetmusic

As promised, here is the video for my piano arrangement of ‘Morning Call’. More songs are on the way, on a variety of other instruments, though I mainly deal in piano and string quartet. Please enjoy!