Ian how did you come to know so much about music, did you study music theory since you were a little kid?
I should have taken band or something in junior high... here I am a sophomore in college mucking about on my guitar and the only music theory I know is my major chords, minor chords, basic scales, some pentatonic scales.
If idle hands are the devil's workshop, he must not be very productive.
Ian how did you come to know so much about music, did you study music theory since you were a little kid?
I should have taken band or something in junior high... here I am a sophomore in college mucking about on my guitar and the only music theory I know is my major chords, minor chords, basic scales, some pentatonic scales.
No, not "since I was a little kid".
I actually started playing guitar very late (17), but didn't take it seriously.
Then at age 20 I ended up getting a FULL Music Scholarship, so I had to take it seriously (I'm now 33 - so 13 years).
I ended up getting a Music Degree (Jazz Guitar and Classical Guitar Studies - Minor in Guitar Performance).
I'm a guitar instructor - I focus on a practical approach to understanding the instrument (meaning a big emphasis on Music Theory, NOT songs)
I'm also a session artist for Sony® (among others), so I need to know and understand music and music theory to play what's handed to me.
I've been fortunate enough to play/record with many bands/people over the past years.
This is all I do - I make music for a living -- Hope this clears things up for you
If you check out my MySpace site you can hear a couple things I've recorded, and read a bit more about me and what I do: http://www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal
No, not "since I was a little kid".
I actually started playing guitar very late (17), but didn't take it seriously.
Then at age 20 I ended up getting a FULL Music Scholarship, so I had to take it seriously (I'm now 33 - so 13 years).
I ended up getting a Music Degree (Jazz Guitar and Classical Guitar Studies - Minor in Guitar Performance).
I'm a guitar instructor - I focus on a practical approach to understanding the instrument (meaning a big emphasis on Music Theory, NOT songs)
I'm also a session artist for Sony® (among others), so I need to know and understand music and music theory to play what's handed to me.
I've been fortunate enough to play/record with many bands/people over the past years.
This is all I do - I make music for a living -- Hope this clears things up for you
If you check out my MySpace site you can hear a couple things I've recorded, and read a bit more about me and what I do: http://www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal
Cheers . . .
- Ian
you played with Pearl Jam ?
Life is like a Pearl Jam concert.....you never know what you're gonna get
Yes - I believe I've said that before.
It was during my studio troll days - when I never left the studio - like that was soo long ago .
I recorded a tune with them in late 1996 (though admitedly I've never heard it on anything).
Ed was having some vocal trouble at that time, so I had to come back the next day.
It might be on a B-side or something, but more than likely it was just never used.
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E-2
B-0
G-0
D-4
A-2
E-0
I call it the "mystery chord".
E, B, F#, G, B, F#
That could be a few chords.
It could be a Bsus4 with a flattened 6th which to me seems like the most likely candidate.
Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"
E-Minor-add9
G-Major-13
These two chord descriptions are a bit easier to digest.
- Ian
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Nice. Good calls.
Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"
e]
0
b]--10---5---7---7
g]--0----0---0---0
d]--9----4---0
a]--10---5
5
e]
7
GM9 |Em9/D |G7M/B | G7M
I should have taken band or something in junior high... here I am a sophomore in college mucking about on my guitar and the only music theory I know is my major chords, minor chords, basic scales, some pentatonic scales.
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I actually started playing guitar very late (17), but didn't take it seriously.
Then at age 20 I ended up getting a FULL Music Scholarship, so I had to take it seriously (I'm now 33 - so 13 years).
I ended up getting a Music Degree (Jazz Guitar and Classical Guitar Studies - Minor in Guitar Performance).
I'm a guitar instructor - I focus on a practical approach to understanding the instrument (meaning a big emphasis on Music Theory, NOT songs)
I'm also a session artist for Sony® (among others), so I need to know and understand music and music theory to play what's handed to me.
I've been fortunate enough to play/record with many bands/people over the past years.
This is all I do - I make music for a living -- Hope this clears things up for you
If you check out my MySpace site you can hear a couple things I've recorded, and read a bit more about me and what I do:
http://www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal
Cheers . . .
- Ian
<b><font color="red">CONTACT ME HERE</font>: www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal</b>
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It was during my studio troll days - when I never left the studio - like that was soo long ago .
I recorded a tune with them in late 1996 (though admitedly I've never heard it on anything).
Ed was having some vocal trouble at that time, so I had to come back the next day.
It might be on a B-side or something, but more than likely it was just never used.
- Ian
<b><font color="red">CONTACT ME HERE</font>: www.myspace.com/ianvomsaal</b>
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