Quite the tremolo intro

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rogeliocan

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Joined: Nov. 23 2009
From: Canada

Quite the tremolo intro

It reminds me of Bach with the repeating pull offs and bass.
Guitar sounds a bit off but I like it.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 20:48:00

Rmn

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Joined: May 14 2011

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to rogeliocan)

Miguel is a friend of mine from Sevilla. He is favorite here for acompanying dance. I think he fiddles around a bit too much for my taste...
He's a monster rythmically and 100 percent soniquete.

Awful stage lightning, never got/get inspired watching. typical espanish....

such a shame because son pedazos de artistas...

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 21:48:24

Erik van Goch

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Joined: Jul. 17 2012
From: Netherlands

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to rogeliocan)

Very nice indeed. An other version of this tremolo was posted on the foro quite recently. The first sequence once was part of the repertoire of Vicente Amigo as well (his childhood granainas). Can't realy picture Bach in it but the (base) part starting at 2:40 very much sounds like Astor Piazzolla.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 21:53:23

rogeliocan

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Joined: Nov. 23 2009
From: Canada

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to Rmn)

quote:

Miguel is a friend of mine from Sevilla. He is favorite here for acompanying dance. I think he fiddles around a bit too much for my taste...
He's a monster rythmically and 100 percent soniquete.

Awful stage lightning, never got/get inspired watching. typical espanish....

such a shame because son pedazos de artistas...

Yeah, just watched it again, they do kick ass, great rhythm.

Not sure about the Bach but reminded me of some classical phrase.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 22:08:08

guitarbuddha

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Joined: Jan. 4 2007

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to rogeliocan)

Thats a top notch tremolo.

D.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 22:08:15

avimuno

Posts: 598
Joined: Feb. 9 2007
From: Paris, France

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to rogeliocan)

Wow... great tremolo!!!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 22:23:26

Ricardo

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Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC

RE: Quite the tremolo intro (in reply to rogeliocan)

Unless someone knows better, I always assume this is manolo sanlucar's invention and style for tremolo. The most ready available version where you just roll the top note and do pull offs on some basses is "Oracion".

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 30 2013 22:38:38