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#174008 - 03/08/03 06:55 AM Re: Playing to audience's requests in any keys
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
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Loc: Penn Yan, NY
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Originally posted by MagicUser:
forget about the drum and base keeping rhythm?


Unless I know the singer ..... I won't let them screw up the song, if they have bad timing.
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#174009 - 03/08/03 09:21 AM Re: Playing to audience's requests in any keys
sk880user Offline
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Registered: 01/26/01
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Uncle Dave,

So many people sing with very bad timing. It is very frustrating to the musician. What do you exactly?

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#174010 - 03/08/03 12:18 PM Re: Playing to audience's requests in any keys
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
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I play straight piano .... in THEIR tempo. Rubato, or whatever ! That makes them look better than if they get confused, and ultimatly it's ME that will look bad if they get off time with the drums. I don't take the risk. I'm still being paid to provide entertainment ..... not ego stroking. I try to make them look good ............ sometimes it's impossible !
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#174011 - 03/08/03 12:34 PM Re: Playing to audience's requests in any keys
Dnj Offline
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Yep, I agree with UD.....just solo piano accompiament. This way you can play & control whatever comes along in the way of wanabe singers, straight or drunk! Unless you KNOW the person and they can follow the auto rhythm.



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 03-08-2003).]

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