Jobert Versini - Blues In Nashville - Guitare
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Summary of This Method
Absolutely Blues brings together a series of pieces with a strong character, designed to dive into the fundamentals of the blues language while maintaining true playing pleasure. It notably includes "Bee Blues in C," a theme in the key of C that invites setting clear landmarks (chord progression, cadence, and feeling), then "Waiting for the Train," built to evoke a steady movement and work on pulse with a stable groove. The universe then expands with "Wild West Junction Blues," which plays on a more "western" color and marked accents, and "One Way Ticket Blues," perfect for exploring a more narrative phrasing, like a melodic line that moves forward without return.
The collection also offers more danceable moods with "A Blueggy Rasy Blues," whose boogie spirit encourages driving playing and precise picking. "The Good, the Bad and the Blues" brings a more cinematic dimension, ideal for refining nuances and breaths. "Traveler Guitar Blues" emphasizes a very "road song" guitar approach, while "Pulling-Off Story Blues" suggests targeted work on articulations and legato techniques, notably pull-offs, to gain fluidity and expressiveness. Finally, "Some Like It Bluesy" concludes on a decidedly bluesy note, perfect for consolidating tone, attack, and chorus sense. A method to approach like a travel journal: you progress piece by piece, developing your sense of style and musical personality.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar | Genre | blues |
Questions frequently asked
Which tracks are included in Jobert Versini - Blues In Nashville - Guitar?
The collection notably includes "Bee blues in C," "Waiting for the train," "Wild West junction blues," and "One way ticket blues." It also features "A blueggy rasy blues," "The good, the bad and the blues," "Traveler guitar blues," "Pulling-off story blues," and "Some like it bluesy."
Is this method suitable for working on the blues chord progression?
"Bee blues in C" is a theme in the key of C designed around chord markers, cadence, and feeling. The piece allows these elements to be explored within a blues context.
Can boogie rhythm be practiced on the guitar with this collection?
"A blueggy rasy blues" is based on a boogie spirit and emphasizes driving playing. Precise picking is among the key practice focuses indicated.
Does the method offer pull-off exercises?
"Pulling-off story blues" targets articulation and legato techniques, particularly pull-offs, in order to develop playing fluidity.
For which instrumentation and style is Blues In Nashville intended?
The work is intended for guitar and fits within the blues genre. "Waiting for the train" works on steady pulse with a stable groove, while "The good, the bad and the blues" addresses nuances and phrasing. "Traveler guitar blues" approaches a road song style.
