Rests and ties Latest about Rests and ties How mastering the concept of rests and ties will make you a better musician By Jimmy Brown published 4 June 20 Your comprehension of this fundamental aspect of rhythmic notation is crucial if you're looking to write and read music Lessons Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1Australian Guitar #163 is on sale now, featuring AC/DC, Courtney Barnett, Dead & Company and more2“My first love was always acoustic guitar. That was the element that I brought, the idea of embracing electric and acoustic sounds”: Nancy Wilson says she felt pressured to ditch the acoustics as Heart went for the mainstream in 19853“Geffen thought we were too young to write our own songs. Bob Dylan wrote a song, Bruce Springsteen had a song”: Ryan Hedgecock on Lone Justice's brief but fierce ’80s run – and how Tom Petty and Mike Campbell ended up penning a song on their debut4“Some things you are supposed to touch, and some things you are never supposed to touch”: Remembering when Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme played George Harrison’s Rosewood Telecaster – and got so star-struck by the guitar he couldn’t speak5“Connect with your heart and with just a few notes, you can do magic”: The Last of Us composer Gustavo Santaolalla shows off his “Guitarocko” Strat – a 1-of-1 Fender designed to mimic the ronroco
How mastering the concept of rests and ties will make you a better musician By Jimmy Brown published 4 June 20 Your comprehension of this fundamental aspect of rhythmic notation is crucial if you're looking to write and read music
