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Rapidinhas KLEBER SHIMAFUKURO C C por Randy Rhoads Jota Santana COMENTÁRIO E TRANSCRIÇÃO Rapidinhas KLEBER SHIMAFUKURO Rapidinha 1/ I Don´t Know / do albúm Blizzard of Ozz 0’15” - 0’23” Esse Riff começa com um slide descen- Os acordes são invertidos (com a quin- (M). Ele é mais leve que o normal, dente, partindo da casa 17. ta no baixo) mantendo a nota A como nota ou seja, não abafe muito as cordas. Note que esse tipo de slide foi uma ca- pedal. Acentue as notas marcadas com a racterística presente em muitas músicas. seta, e tome cuidado com o Palm Muting F. 01 F. 01 F. 02 F. 0 2 Juliana Mozart Juliana Fotos de detalhes: de Fotos Rapidinha 2/ Suicide Solution / do álbum Randy Rhoads Tribute 0’08” - 0’17” Essa música começa com um slide na casa O efeito que tem no último compasso é dicado na figura), junto com uma 20, que vai descendo até chegar no Power um harmônico artificial (raspe o dedo na alavancada que abaixa ½ tom e vol- Chord A5. corda junto com a palheta, conforme in- ta para a nota original. F. 0 3 F. 0 3 22 - Guitar Class - Maio 2001 Rapidinha 3/ Goodbye to Romance / do álbum Blizzard of Ozz 0’00” - 0’24” Para deixar o timbre parecido, use o som cobrinha que aparece ao lado dos acor- F. 04 limpo do amp, com chorus e reverb. Junto des, significa que você deve tocar uma com a guitarra, há uma dobra de violão. A corda de cada vez, rapidamente. F. 0 4 F. 05 F. 0 5 F. 0 6 F. 06 Rapidinha 4/ Revelation (Mother Earth) / do álbum Randy Rhoads Tribute 2’56” - 3’04” O que chama atenção nesse Riff é o e alterne a palhetada. Cuidado na sos 4 e 6). Só que no compasso 6 arpejo diminuto sobre o próprio acorde digitação (veja indicação no compasso não tem Palm Muting. Edim. Toque o arpejo usando Palm Muting 2, que serve também para os compas- F. 07 F. 07 F. 08 F. 09 F. 0 8 F. 0 9 www.revistaguitarclass.com.br Maio 2001 - Guitar Class - 23 Rapidinha 5/ Crazy Train / do álbum Blizzard of Ozz 0’18” - 0’33” Esse é o Riff mais famoso de Rhoads e é pick slide, uma técnica que se consiste em direção ao braço). O único pro- um dos melhores Riffs já inventados! em raspar a palheta entre as duas cordas, blema é que você pode acabar com Uma das marcas registrada de Rhoads é o no sentido descendente (vindo do corpo o seu estoque de palhetas! F. 10 F. 11 F. 1 0 F. 1 1 Rapidinha 6/ Mr. Crowley / do álbum Blizzard of Ozz 0´58 -1’07” Mr. Crowley é tocada sobre o tom de Dm não tem nota definida pra começar (to- há um ligado misto que merece eólio. O slide que aparece no compasso 2 que descendentemente). No compasso 3 atenção. Nesse Riff, o baixo dobra as frases com a guitarra. F. 1 2 F. 12 Rapidinha 7/ Diary of a Madman / do álbum Diary of a Madman 0’00” - 0’20” Junto com a guitarra limpa é feita uma dobra fluência pela música clássica fica evidente F. 1 3 de violão (com cordas de aço). O único efeito é nessa composição cheia de harmonias sofis- um reverb bem acentuado (plate ou hall). A in- ticadas e fórmulas rítmicas complexas. F. 1 4 F. 1 5 F. 1 5 F. 13 F. 14 24 - Guitar Class - Maio 2001 Rapidinha 8/ Steal Away (The Night) / do álbum Randy Rhoads Tribute 0’00” - 0’05” Esse Riff possui Power Chords em blocos the Water, do Deep Purple). Faça o primei- Riff é reapresentado começando na de quartas, que na verdade são inversões ro usando uma pestana com o dedo 3 e o nota C. Repare no efeito espelho das com a quinta no baixo (como em Smoke on segundo com o dedo 1. Depois o mesmo frases. F. 16 F. 1 6 Rapidinha 9/ Over the Mountain / do álbum Diary of a Madman 0’02” - 0’11” Esse Riff é muito parecido com a música I corda, como na música I Dont Know. A afi- Dont Know (faixa de abertura do 1o disco). nação é ½ tom abaixo, é um Riff fácil de se Onde há a indicação M, abafa-se levemente a tocar e não tem maiores complicações. F. 1 4 F. 1 5 F. 17 F. 17 F. 18 F. 19 F. 1 8 Rapidinha 10/ Believer / do Diary of a Madman 0’31” - 0’41” Esse Riff é simples, mas merece destaque dos. No slide que aparece no segundo 1, como mostra a foto. na digitação, pois deve-se usar os quatro de- compasso, use o dedo 4 seguido do dedo F. 2 0 F. 20 www.revistaguitarclass.com.br Maio 2001 - Guitar Class - 25 Solos: Dee Dee é uma peça simples, mas possui xo, toca-se com o polegar (baixo), e os Cuidado! A pestana deve ficar em cima uma beleza indescritível e tenho certe- que tiverem com a arco para cima, toca- do traste, e não no meio da casa, dando za: quem não conhece, vai descobrir se com o indicador, médio e anular (não o ataque perto da ponte (rastilho). uma música que dá vontade de ficar to- se usa o mínimo), que é a melodia. (Ver Essa versão foi tirada do álbum Randy cando toda hora! postura da mão direita, foto 8) Rhoads Tribute e registra o momento Para quem não sabe, as peças de vio- Os harmônicos naturais (Harm.) do da concepção da música, com vários lão clássico são escritas a duas vozes compasso 3, 21 e 32 são produzidos fa- takes, erros e comentários. Vale a pena no mesmo pentagrama. Então, as no- zendo uma pestana com o dedo 4, encos- dar uma conferida! tas que estiverem com o arco para bai- tando nas cordas, sem apertar a casa. Solos / Dee / do albúm Randy Rhoads Tribute 0’29” - 2’44” 0´29´´ F. 0 2 F. 0 1 1´52´´ 0´37´´ F. 0 3 0´47´´ F. 0 4 F. 05 F. 06 26 - Guitar Class - Maio 2001 F. 0 7 1´58´´ F. 01 F. 02 F. 03 F. 04 F. 05 F. 0 6 F. 07 F. 0 8 Solos: Mr. Crowley solo 1 Todo esse solo é construído sobre o ao estilo Jimmy Page, com patterns con- atacam novamente em sextinas Campo Harmônico Menor Eólio (ape- sagrados por muitos outros guitarristas da (seis notas por tempo), num lick ar- sar de ter o acorde A, que faz parte da década de 70. A diferença é que Randy rasador. Cuidado com os Harmôni- Menor Harmônica) de Dm. Esse primei- possuía uma velocidade que até hoje con- cos Artificiais do compasso 12, pois ro solo é um pouco mais difícil de ser tinua sendo impressionante, sem deixar é feito quando a corda estiver arque- tocado, se compararmos com o segun- de lado o bom gosto e a maneira como as ada, e pra terminar, veja como do, e apesar de encontrarmos muitos notas são colocadas, que são fundamen- Randy mistura a penta blues de Dm patterns (padrões), ele é mais rápido e tais para a essência de qualquer solo. e faz uma pequena menção da me- exige maior precisão. O primeiro des- Quando a harmonia muda para Bb (com- nor harmônica no compasso 14. Use taque fica entre os compassos 1 ao 4, passo 5), Randy deixa as pentatônicas de lado uma guitarra com alavanca para ter- em que a pentatônica menor de Dm e volta para o território das escalas menores. minar o solo, abaixando aproxima- entra com tudo, detonando licks bem No compasso 9 as pentas menores damente 3 tons e ½. Solos / Mr. Crowley solo 1 / do albúm Blizzard of Ozz 2’10” - 2’44” www.revistaguitarclass.com.br Maio 2001 - Guitar Class - 27 F. 0 1 F. 0 2 F. 0 3 F. 0 4 F. 0 5 F. 06 F. 07 28 - Guitar Class - Maio 2001 F. 0 8 F. 0 1 F. 0 2 F. 03 F. 04 F. 05 F. 0 6 F. 0 7 F. 08 Solos: Crazy Train Com certeza, esse é o solo mais fa- vivo ele faz o trinado com a mão es- dos bends, ponha as cordas para vibrar! moso de Randy Rhoads. Começa com querda e na versão de estúdio Randy E por último, tem a frase do compasso um tapping bem ao estilo Van Halen. faz a frase com tapping. Fica a seu cri- 13, que é repetida quatro vezes com mui- A indicação rake no compasso 5, é um tério a escolha entre o tapping e o tri- ta velocidade. pequeno sweep em cima do F#m que nado. A cada nota tocada deve se tirar o dedo é tocado rapidamente com a palhetada Um detalhe importante e que mui- rapidamente e seguir para a próxima nota. para baixo. Essa é a versão ao vivo, tas vezes é esquecido, é a utilização Treine devagar e vá aumentando que tem algumas diferenças da origi- dos vibratos, indispensável para dar gradativamente até obter o resultado igual nal, como no compasso 9, 10 e 11. Ao aquela expressão na música. Depois do disco. Solo / Crazy Train / do Randy Rhoads Tribute 2’54” - 3’20” F. 01 F. 02 www.revistaguitarclass.com.br Maio 2001 - Guitar Class - 29 F. 0 4 F. 0 3 F. 0 5 F. 0 6 F. 0 8 F. 0 7 2´21´´ F.
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