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New forum - The Art of Improvisation.

Since our new server seems to have finally settled itself in (fingers crossed), it's time to continue to build onto the forum.

Lately we've been noticing more and more that members are wanting to talk about improvising, so we thought we would start a dedicated forum for this subject. We've called the new forum "The Art Of Improvising" - It's located right beneath "The Working Of Music" forum - http://www.guitarforbeginners.com/fo...splay.php?f=74

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That's great! That is an area for me that needs improvement, so I'm really grateful to you guys for adding this to an already great site.

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That is a great thing.
Thanks very much

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Improvisation: What I do when my wife asks me why I didn't take out the garbage...!!! Hamana, hamana...!!! :o)

Also known as... The art of instantaneously inventing a fitting and colourful passage to
compliment a set arrangement...

Say that 3 times fast...!!! LOL...!!!

Cool idea Clancy...!!!

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Any tips on phrasing would be appreciated.

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