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INTERPRETATION OF THE BOSSA NOVA The bo6sa nova should almost play itself, There is no feeling of "pushrtaa
ln s lazz plece. Juet ride along easily with everythtng rather understated -- much more subtle than, aay, the mambo or cha-cha-cha.
, be played louder than
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Not only must the melody
it must also be phrased with a
certaln amount of freedom. Mueh of the beauty and excitement of the bossa nova
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i.L t]le contraat between the melody, phrased rather freely, and the rhythm
section whlch is rather tight sounding and very even. This is well illustrated by
the music of Villa- Iobos. This greatest of Brazilian composers wrote many highly rhythmic pieces for the guitar,but did not hesitate to employ
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lentandos, accelerandos and other breaks in tempo in order to enhance the melody.
HOW TO PRACTICE THESE ARRANGEMENTS Some of the arrangements ln this folio
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would llke to Buggest a method of practice that may be helpful. Use
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metronome or other method of keeping a slow, steady tempo. Keep the eighth note ln mind as the baeic rhythmic unit, not the quarter note.
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you have the co-ordination of the various parts under the hand as well as in
your ear. ot y then should you attempt to bring the piece up to proper tempo.
PLAYING RHYTHM GUITAR IN THE BOSSA NOVA
I
thtnk a few words mlght be appropriate here on tlre subject of playing
rhythm gultar ln the bossa nova. For exam.ple, when backing up a vocalist or so-
lolst: Just adding even eighth notee to the rhythm s€ction is a help:
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Editorts note: In the bossa nova,and other Intin American music as well, the eighth note
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To the basic eigbth note pattern may be half
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ln the constructlon of Latln music ghould realize that the clave beat is it8 whole foundation: rhythmic, melodic and harmonic.
Compare the traditlonal clave beat (r6ed in the cha-cha-cha, bolero, beguine, etc.) with the bosga nova clave.
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the drummer is playing even elghth notes, the Sultarist
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try to avoid conllicting too much with these accents. That ie,he
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