Crossroads
Thump the Bottom
Maybe you may need "that music with the dots on the page"?
Have you considered taking the publisher to court?
Have you considered taking the publisher to court?
Hmmm, Good point. I didn't notice that curved connector under those notes........ Probably cuz I haven't seen that notation before? I was just focusing on what looked like a pretty obvious slide....... Now it's a bit confusing.I'm no expert either, but I think in the first example it's a slide, in the second it's a hammer-on. A Curved connector between two different notes indicates that it's hammer on (or off). A curved connector between two of the SAME notes is an indication to just hold the note for the entire duration.
Just curious to know what the difference is between a slide and a legato slide
One guy on Youtube says that one is a Legato slide, and one is a Shift slide, where you also pick the second note... interesting
Dave
The confusion occurs when both a curved connector and a straight line (slide) connector are used for the same pair of notes.