Earl Scruggs's technique did Josh Graves apply to the Dobro. Thus, option D is correct.
What is a technique?"A technique can be defined as a way through which a person or an individual carries out a particular task. This performs in a day through which the result can be obtained. It can be on a physical basis or on a mechanical basis."
Graves joined the band as a bassist but soon switched to playing Dobro. Graves used a gliding, three-fingered Dobro approach akin to Scruggs' banjo method, which was informed by blues singer Blind Boy Fuller as well as Cliff Carlisle.
The right and left-hand postures and approaches must be used in conjunction with this guitar skill in order to perform the dobro properly. Therefore, option D is the correct option.
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Take a cover Post Modern Jukebox song and the original version. Compare and contrast both versions using the characteristics of music.
*For the example I will be comparing the song "Problem" originally by Ariana Grande
PMJ's version of "Problem" by Ariana Grande, gives the song a slower and doo-wop 1950's feel. The cover is performed by a female soloist, three male background singers, and is accompanied by a pianist, bassist, and drummer. The cover is in a new key and plays with the melody of the chorus and the rap. Here, the song feels more like a girl giving her partner a send off and kicking him to the dirt, but somberly, almost regretfully.
Whereas the original begins with a soulful remix and transform into a pop anthem. Ariana's vocals are shown off throughout the song with various riffs and gives a modern twist on "the pop diva" music steryeotype. The song puts you in a good mood and the words are a lot easier to miss the meaning of since the pop/dance feel truly shadows the meaning of the song. It's as if the song is a feminist anthem, and the upbeat tempo can make you feel good.
Both versions are unique in their own way and outstanding, it just depends on the mood you're in