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JenTrumpet
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 Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2020 1:06 pm Post subject: Arban Art of Phrasing videos |
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Hi everyone!
I'm sharing a Youtube project I recently started up, mostly as a reference for students that are working on the Arban Art of Phrasing section.
The most recent one is #3, My Pretty Jane, and you can see it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1188w9L_rg
My "intro" video briefly talking about this all is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHnUKZV9uSk
Thanks, I hope you're all staying safe!
Sincerely,
Jen Marotta |
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| Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2020 10:36 pm Post subject: Re: #4 |
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Thank you, there wasn't much recordings of the 'Art of Phrasing" on the web. And the little introduction is also helpful.
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JenTrumpet
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Hi everyone,
Here's the latest Art of Phrasing video that I've done. This one is #6, The Last Rose of Summer.
I hope you're all staying safe!
Best,
Jen
https://youtu.be/w-Z10BhF5iY |
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| These videos are a great resource! Your playing is wonderful and your practice tips are insightful. Thanks for sharing them. |
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| JenTrumpet wrote: | Hi everyone,
Here's the latest Art of Phrasing video that I've done. This one is #6, The Last Rose of Summer. ... |
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Thanks for the demonstration.
About the 'short single grace notes' in #6: is there 'general guidance' about the duration that the grace note should be played?
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JenTrumpet
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| JayKosta wrote: | | JenTrumpet wrote: | Hi everyone,
Here's the latest Art of Phrasing video that I've done. This one is #6, The Last Rose of Summer. ... |
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Thanks for the demonstration.
About the 'short single grace notes' in #6: is there 'general guidance' about the duration that the grace note should be played? |
Thanks, everyone! I'm sure there are many answers with different preferences to this, but I usually have my younger students learn how to play the rhythm correctly first, and then add the grace note into the texture. I usually place it slightly before the downbeat, although I think putting it on the downbeat is ok too, as long as the time doesn't get skewed. But, some like to play it out of time too. So, basically, I think we can do whatever we want, haha. But again for teaching purposes, I try to get them to have a really steady beat so that they're working on time, while fitting the grace note fluidly into that texture. |
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Thanks Jen,
My habit has been to play the grace note slightly earlier than the timing of its attached (following) note - basically stealing a little time from the duration of the previous note, and playing the attached note at its 'proper time'. My duration of the grace note depends my interpretation of the entire phrase line - not too quick / not too long / just right - or so I like to think ...
Jay
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JenTrumpet
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| Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2021 9:55 am Post subject: #8 |
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Hi everyone,
Here's the next video: #8, Why Do I Weep for Thee. When quarantined with kids, you have to put them to work! 
Best,
Jen
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