033 - Rhythmus machen Gehirn kaputt - Bang Bang

from Schrei nach Analyse: Ärzte-Songs unterm Mikroskop · host Die Erbse

Servus zur Analyse von "Bang Bang"! In dieser Folge "Schrei nach Analyse" zerlegen wir, wie ich das Instrumental von Die Ärzte in einen Song der Red Hot Chili Peppers verwandelt habe.Außerdem: "Rhythmus machen Gehirn kaputt" – ich zeige euch eine Rhythmus-Übung aus dem Song, die es in sich hat. Schnallt euch an!===Links:* Google Doc mit den Akkorden, Songablauf und Notizen: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IrLJgdggTCSXQVckFEaMaEfksEHR9FfufAIkH7TJI-c/edit?tab=t.0 === "Schrei nach Analyse: Ärzte-Songs unterm Mikroskop" - ein Podcast über die Musiktheorie und Songtexte von Die Ärzte.Meine Cover-Version von "Bang Bang": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Nav91fXucI ❤️ @bademeisterTV #dieärzte #podcast #gitarrentutorial #theorie #howto #nerdtalk #rhythmusübung #trythisathome #musiclessons Kapitelmarken:00:00 Teaser00:03 Intro00:43 Der Song - Deep Dive in Rhythmusübung10:04 Das Cover - Making of "Bang Bang" in Chili Peppers Style18:04 Das Rating21:24 Sonst noch?!23:11 Schluss jetzt24:06 Outro

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