For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the June 2021 issue of Guitar World-
https://bit.ly/GW2020w
STRING THEORY
I GOT RHYTHM, PART 17
In this lesson, Guitar World’s Senior Music Editor, Jimmy Brown, offers an alternative way to approach 32nd notes, or “double-time 16ths”, that’s easier to count. It involves tapping
your foot in a “half-time feel,” or cut time.
#JimmyBrown #CutTime
String Theory - I Got Rhythm, Part 17: Using a half-time 16ths feel
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STRING THEORY
I GOT RHYTHM, PART 17
In this lesson, Guitar World's Senior Music Editor, Jimmy Brown, offers an alternative way to approach 32nd notes, or "double-time 16ths", that's easier to count. It involves tapping
your foot in a “half-time feel,” or cut time.
#JimmyBrown #CutTime){kind=small}
Published on 12 April 2021 by Guitar4Fans
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