Oscar Peterson – Love Ballade – The Quartet Live
Published on Apr 22, 2012
OSCAR PETERSON- piano JOE PASS- guitar DAVE YOUNG- bass MARTIN DREW- drums
Guitar Technique – Silent Bend and Release
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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question…
Q: My guitar project is bending and I’ve developed it to an ok level. Only thing I’m still having my troubles with is when I do “Silent Bends.” I always over-bend, (especially when I’m higher up on the neck). Can you do a lesson on Silent Bending? Not getting the notes perfectly is really starting to drive me crazy! Thanks a lot Andrew.
Harald — Berlin, Germany
A: This technique, “Silent Bending,” [also sometimes called, “Pre-Bending,”] is somewhat of a difficult one to master. It will require you to know in advance just how far a note has to be bent before it gets hit and then released. Even though these bends can be a real ordeal to have come across as perfect, they do sound really cool when notes are silently pre-bent ahead of time and then dropped. The sound that this creates allows for some unique subtle options for phrasing and expression. To help with fully understanding how to bend a note silently — with almost no audible trace of the note from which the bend originates – I’ve created a small collection of examples for practice. Work on the examples to help with silently pre-bending notes up into perfect tune.
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