How I Use Tom’s Live Music Method for a Long Solo Show: Song Arrangement, Talking to the Audience, Results (Part 3)
There are several ways you can start working on your song arrangements yourself. You can get great ideas from any of Tom’s videos, and of course probably the best source for that inspiration is right here, Backstage!
Spend a little time to watch the video makeovers – I always get ideas from them. For instance, this Webinar Video on Moments That Work has great ideas, and even the answers to the comments at the bottom of the post are helpful!
You can also revisit the webinars where they talk about pulling out moments. There are typical places to look – intros, bridges, interesting licks that can be repeated or pulled out of time. Start experimenting!
As Tom says, “Find the cool parts. Do them a LOT!” 😉
If you are just starting out with tweaking your arrangements, or if you have shows coming up soon and you won’t have time to really work out the new arrangements and rehearse them, you can still get started. One main thing to remember is simply to create SPACE! I worked a lot on this with Tom for my own show.
It’s important for everyone, but especially if you are like me and have a storytelling element to your songs. … Read More, Watch, Comment – Backstage Pass Required
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Great Analogy Tom, I can certainly relate to that as I find...Kathy Crosby on Going from Good to Great
We have had the pleasure of watching you and Amy work with...Angelia Bell on Going from Good to Great
Thank you so much for the "visual"! I totally agree! Makes sense!...