HAL GALPER FORWARD MOTION PDF
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We will return to the subject of Cell Improvising again motikn the next chapter on Superimposition. Practicing using Vivid Imagining involves a step by step processes that eventually increases the intensity of everything you hear.
Reconditioning your attitude and conception of playing quarter-note time can eliminate this effect. Once we do so, we will start hearing music differenly and be more able to play like galpr masters, who tend to have excellent “foward motion”.
Originally, I used FM to correct what I saw as a technical and theoretical problem.
The following example demonstrates mixed usage of common tones. Sep 15, 5. One in particular is narrow concentration.
Skip to main content. We are taught to count them as: Mental states can be eventually controlled and mastered as tools of your art.
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The mind loves logic and rejects chaos. But they could show you how to play by hearing them night after night, playing it right, so you could hear it and through the process of trial and error, eventually emulate their playing.
So much so my head was spinning.
It then applies the technique of Melodic Inversion to insure you have explored all the possible ways arpeggios of different lengths can be combined. Example 13 Rule 3: There is also a site you can visit to hear the examples if vorward piano chops aren’t where you’d like them to be.
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Example 17 In the example above we have in the second bar a double chromatic approach appoggiatura from below going up to the 3rd of the C7 then an interval up to what appears to be the 9th of the C7.
Once you have learned the chords to a tune and can visualize them, you then learn that any chord tone of one chord can move to any chord tone of the following chord.
Scales lines that ascend and descend for chords that last four beats each, or longer. The TV was on to the morning kids show Mr.
Example 7 Adding an Embellishment from a half-step below: One day we were checking out of a hotel. He does it again on the next two chords as well.
The synchronization of arpeggiated chord tones with resolution beats is easier to accomplish than with scalar lines.
Dave Liebman for his Forward, Andrew Scott for his proofing and expert comments, Didier Guillion at Myriad for his patience and expertise with gslper ineptness with Harmony Assistant. Chords having a duration of four beats each will contain two Inner Guide Tone melodies per chord. Similarly, the ear tends to select one of the four chord tones of each chord as the chord changes progress through a tune. To the ear, tension is intolerable and needs to be resolved. forwzrd
Understanding Forward Motion | Hal Galper
The possibilities are almost limitless. One of mottion foremost practitioners of this concept is Jerry Bergonzi. To clarify this concept, I’ll define melody and embellishment in specific ways. It describes the functions of Tension and Release patterns rhythmically and melodically and how they can be played to create strong melodies that “spell” the changes out. It has gapper innate tendency to want to make sense out of chaos. In the chapter on Rhythmic Forward Motion, tension and release patterns were used to define the strong and weak beats of the bar.
The following examples start on the chord tone, on the beat. All my writings are derived from my investigations into this rapidly vanishing and most valuable resource.