Prepared Guitar with Special Guest Janet Feder. A Weird Guitar Lesson With Scrolling Notation.

The marvelous Janet Feder gives in-depth explanations of several of her prepared guitar techniques in this very special weird guitar lesson.
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[@3340steve]

Definitely grooving, thank you for sharing this beautiful music

[@CallingDoctorUnk]

I'm new to Janet Feder's music, but this is extremely cool and unlike any other piece for prepared guitar that I've heard. Thanks for sharing it!

[@ThePresterjohnmusic]

I highly recommend Janet's first album "icymi", it's still my favorite. "Ready Guitar", "Ready Steady", and even the "normal" pieces are inspiring. - janetfeder.bandcamp.com/album/icyimi

[@Versuma]

Здорово.

[@brahmabile]

this is rad. it’s a unique kinetic vocabulary. imo way better than the endlessly vapid “regular” guitar lessons. she hears voices as suggested by the title, at least they’re original!

[@scottyholdridge]

Very cool!

[@janetfeder8314]

Thank you, Scott.

[@LiviaBrash]

This is a real treat, thank you!

[@ThePresterjohnmusic]

Thank you.

[@martinespinomusic]

I absolutely love what you do. It was really Beautiful I love the way that the little ball end gave you that insane low tone in and the way it as a note, I don’t know how to describe it glissandod lower was really cool. I have done prepared guitar in my time but never really fully explored it, lately I’ve been wanting to do it. I would consider an honor if you would let me borrow that idea. But It’s that first strings tone that was awe inspiring… also I love the gray and black in the hair I’ve always like that. Anyway I play the instruments of ancient Mexico I’ve been doing it since 1975 but I’m been a guitar player since 1968 and I’ve always done experimental things back when it wasn’t even called experimental LOL but that’s how I’ve been doing stuff I really appreciate what you’re doing and showing it to other people

[@ThePresterjohnmusic]

I'll pass your kind words on to Janet. Thank you.

[@ThePresterjohnmusic]

@@martinespinomusic No worries.

[@martinespinomusic]

@@ThePresterjohnmusic Thank you very much my friend also please go back and look at my comment I made corrections because I was dictating and a whole lot of wrong things come out things I never said. Forgive the errors

[@janetfeder8314]

Hello Martin, apologies for my tardy reply and thanks to Shawn for alerting me to your kind message. You're absolutely welcome to explore any idea of mine that inspires you. I'd love to know what you create, if you'd like to share. * j.

[@fartwrangler]

I might have varied the preparation a bit during the piece. The alligator clip is an interesting effect, but it never changes, and after 4 minutes or so it gets a bit fatiguing.

[@anth-ny]

Seriously ? This is what you've come up with ?

[@janetfeder8314]

Yep! Thanks for checking it out.

[@johnharrington2400]

That's awful