2003年12月18日 · Especially in earlier music (e.g. Baroque), the tempo indications can be different from their "modern" meanings and can sometimes indicate a feel or mood in addition to, or instead of, tempo. For example Vivace, which means "lively", is now usually considered to be a very fast tempo, but in the baroque era was often more of a moderate tempo.

1999年12月13日 · First of all "Bright swing" is conveying two different pieces of information - tempo and feel. Tempo - bright means sort of up tempo. Not bat out of hell uptempo, but what jazz musicians might refer to as "medium up". Feel - yes, swing. By all means. It shows two eighth notes becomes a quarter and an eighth with a three over top.

2007年4月27日 · In shuffle rhythm, the first note in the pair is exactly twice the duration of the second note. In swing the division is inexact, and varies depending on factors such as how fast or slow the music is, on the genre of music, or the individual tastes of the performer, from almost equal (typically at fast tempos) to almost shuffle (typically at slow tempos).

2019年11月29日 · celebrating the music of Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys. The old-school country/swing beat is fun and motivates me to learn from it. Does the TB community have recommendations, print/web/other, to learn this walking bass style? (I get: traditional country music is a straight 1-4-5/swing version builds on that.)

2012年2月17日 · Something I've wondered for a while, what if any typical, regular, normal, standard, usual tempo different genres of music IE; Jazz, Funk, Rock, whatever. I'm really interested in Funk timing, I have a looping drum track built into my multi effect pedal and it has everything from rock, jazz, funk, to swing and in between.

2008年5月8日 · Avoiding actually trying to define "swing feel" i think what this trumpet player says rings true and it definitely applies to the bass too, ie playing more even 8th notes at a faster tempo. But also know that some of this is a stylistic choice too, because you can play more even 8th's at slower tempos as well.

2011年4月28日 · Double time is literally doubling the tempo (harmony and time x 2). Lets say you have these two bars: |A-7/D7/| GMaj7///| Double Time means the written music remains the same, but you play it twice as fast. It's literal. Double time feel means the rhythmic tempo (feel) doubles and harmonic tempo stays the same.

2010年1月3日 · However, it's important to distinguish "swung sixteenths" to "sixteenths in swing music." Stylistically, in all swung eighth note music, sixteenths are played straight. This mainly has to do with the fact that the note durations are a lot closer, and any gradient within those note durations gives the feeling of being very herky jerky (unless ...

2007年12月25日 · Most sheet music will have a BPM count above or the below the staff. Sometimes it just has a tempo indicator like largo, allegro, presto, etc. Marches are a standard 120, so a lot of times they don't even say. (Although I don't expect that you'd be playing many marches.) If it doesn't say at all, then I guess it's up for interpretation.

2005年6月29日 · 2. Swing involves a subdivision of the beat by threes. The degree or strength of this subdivision can be varied infinitely but it needs to be there. 3. Swing can happen in almost any time signature but is most common in 2/4 or 4/4. 4. Swing does NOT NEED an emphasis on upbeats (2 and 4) to swing. 5. The shuffle is a subset of swing.