I'll try........for example where the typical melody would call for
three different pitched notes Monroe might play the same note three
times in a row.
Yet he would still capture the essence of the melody..... hard to
describe in words.

Tater?

On Mar 19, 9:30 am, Jonas Mattebo <[email protected]> wrote:
> What are these 'Monroe shortcuts' you speak of? Can you give examples?
>
> /Jonas
>
> 2009/3/19 14strings <[email protected]>
>
>
>
> > Me three! Conventional wisdom says to play fast you have to learn to
> > play/practice slow. That's safe wisdom. I'm in the other camp. I say
> > in order to play fast you have to play fast.
>
> > So practicing the tunes at 155 and above even if I can't get all the
> > notes makes 130 bpm smoother....also those "Monroe" fiddle tune
> > shortcuts make faster speeds
> > easier.....sometimes
>
> > Ever since I started taking the Tater Tutorials and attempting to
> > incorporate the right hand tremolo technique I've noticed that I don't
> > mind playing the fiddle tunes slower.
> > They sound full at slower tempos because of all that rhythmic nuance
> > and constant pick on the strings fiddle bow thing.
>
> > After every lesson where Mike shows me one of his or Monroe's
> > shortcuts I think why didn't I think of that? But I never can. They
> > are deceptively simple but really ingenious.
>
> > Perry
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