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Ricardo
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RE: So let's see if I understand thi... (in reply to John O.)
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Traditional melodies, yes you just know and grab the chords, and if a singer stretches or cuts, you will know. But for modern things, especially from modern recordings, there are songs that are "worked out" and you have know them if a singer does them. But understand, a GOOD singer will know how to give the tonos to the guitarist in time to not throw you off, if you have good compas. Anything really complex where you hear the guitarist change BEFORE the singer for example or right with him, or change key, is rehearsed, and any singer that will sing that type of stuff will let you know before going on stage. In a juerga though, the singer might "teach" it to you on the spot, so the next time you hear it you get it perfect. IMO you are allowed one chance to mess up in that case. But the next time you hear it, if you don't get it, well, you are fired!
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