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Re: playing loops or let the looper play?
Hey Matthias, you said, when you practice for a ritual, you dont really
call the spirits.
This is precisely my point, why don't you really call the spirits? -and
are you sure that you aren't already? This can get into the idea of ritual
itself. I know this sounds on the surface perhaps a bit confusing, but are
you not playing when you practice? Are you not practicing as you play?
-And if you do note a difference, what is it?...
This is of course, just an observation I personally bring up with my
students, and one which I particularly like, and one also which to me at
least, has a great impact on not only music and looping, but creativity and
understanding in general. <smile> -just my thoughts, thanks for taking
time to read and comment on my note. -Hope yer' having a wonderful
evening!... -Catch ya laters!
Smiles,
CQ
At 01:26 AM 11/12/02 -0200, you wrote:
>> It was said, is it really the same feeling?
>>>
>>>You refer to practicing, practicing vs. improvising...?
>>
>>what is the difference between practicing and playing?...
>>
>>Smiles,
>>
>>CQ
>
>ok... when you look at little cats, there is none.
>but when you practice for a ritual, you dont really call the spirits.
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