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What sort of face do you make when playing music?


SugarfootWillie

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I found this video in the depths of the internet after years of forgetting about it, and it brought to the forefront of my mind this: I make some funny faces when I get into the pocket.

 

So I gotta know: do you make faces when you feel a groove? What sort of faces do you make?

 

 

I know I've made these

 

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Being a double reed player, I'm pretty sure my face always looks something like this (not me in the picture!):

 

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But I really don't know as I've never played while looking into a mirror. lol

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As a trad Irish musician I seem to spend most of the time either looking down at the floor, or just draped over whatever instrument I;m playing at the time. This is more often than not due to the large amount of Guinness that seems to be involved in trad sessions. I still haven't decided if the pints a drunk between the tunes, or if the tunes are played between drinking the pints :grin2:

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When I'm playing guitar, if it's a slow blues solo or something like that I will often have a slightly sad straight face. Kind of straight and expressionless with some sad droop around the corners of my lips.

 

If it's a piece of shred and it's really difficult to play then I might tense up a bit, my eyebrows will lower and I'll look a bit more stern. Maybe clench my teeth a bit if it's really intense, difficult or I'm really concentrating.

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Depends on the type of music. Is something feel good? I smile maybe bob my head along a bit that kind of thing. Sad music get a sorrowful look. Really intense stuff gets well intense looks. You get the point. 

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