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The Philosophy of Licks

Posted on March 1, 2015 by jazzpanflute

What is a lick? A lick is a musical phrase. But not every musical phrase is a lick. To qualify as a lick, the phrase must stand out in some way. As far back as I can remember, licks were … Continue reading →

Posted in Musicianship, Scale Practice | Tagged Alankar, Coltrane Licks, Cran, grace notes, Guitar licks, Laurent Fournier | 3 Comments

You get back what you put in

Posted on February 2, 2015 by jazzpanflute

One of the dangers of transcribing music, often encountered by ethnomusicologists, is that of forgetting that what you write down and the music itself are two different things. Or as I keep saying, the map is not the territory. I … Continue reading →

Posted in Mappings, Musicianship | Tagged Accordeon, articulation, Beogradjanka Kolo, Emily Saunders, grace notes, Ljubisa Pavkovic, Serbian music, transcription, trills, Yugoslav music | Leave a comment

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