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3 years ago
Recently i've become more and more interested in phrasing for melodic instruments, and how one could develop a strong sense for making interesting arrangements, particularly when you work with three or more voicings.
Comparing with theories of polyphonic harmony, would you say there is an similarly systematic theory for rhythmical phrasing (for non percussive instruments) and how they fit together, or is it one of those things that only can be developed through listening and practice?