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Stephen Goss

09/22/19

@ tonebase Guitar

Amplification is crucial for guitar performances with orchestras, as it allows the guitar to blend well with the larger ensemble without losing its character.

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S3E1: Stephen Goss - The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast

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S3E1: Stephen Goss - The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast

09/22/19

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String noise is part of playing the guitar, but we want to minimize it so it doesn't distract from the music.

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It's important to remember that string noise is a natural part of playing the guitar, and the goal is to minimize it so the music can shine.

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Scott Tennant

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I find that different guitars require subtle adjustments in technique to produce the optimal sound.

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Steve Goss

09/22/19

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I find that collaborating with different musicians helps me think about instruments in new ways, especially since a significant portion of my music features guitar.

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Borbála Seres

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Emphasizing different parts of a melody with varying techniques can enhance the power and clarity of the musical line you want to convey.

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Scott Tennant

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Emmanuel Sowicz

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When superimposing the altered scale over a chord progression, it can create an outside sound that still resolves nicely back to the original chord, enhancing the musical expression.