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Ricardo
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From: Washington DC
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RE: Bulerias Question (in reply to n85ae)
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OK, you mean just the guitar playing, not the song right? Than like Romerito said, different approaches, meaning the feel, the swing, the accent of the melody. Mainly you have jerez style and moron style, traditional vs. modern. But it is very subtle. The arpegio style etc, is a compositional approach. You have guitarists that improvise falsetas, and others that compose entire pieces based on the rhythm. It is not a "regional" or "modern vs traditional" thing, just personal style. Nunez has MANY different styles of bulerias, some with altered tunings, some trad. jerez, some improvised, some classical style composed pieces, some ALL arpegio, even some that are "jazz chart" based to do literal improvised solos over. Regional has nothing to do with it, it is just HIS way. M. Sanlucar likes to have it all composed, Tomatito always improvises. Different approaches. Ricardo
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Date Mar. 27 2007 19:10:15
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n85ae
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RE: Bulerias Question (in reply to n85ae)
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Ricardo - Is the 1F comment sarcastic, or real opinion? My two guitars are my Martin and my Yamaha. The Martin is such a good guitar, that it makes me really realize how much the Yamaha isn't. But I always play the Yamaha. I'm actually looking at an upgrade guitar in the $1500-2500 range. Suggestions? I'm starting to understand - It's not clearly definable what is Bulerias, but if you know how to play it, you know what it is. If you don't then just keep working at it, and eventually you will know. I've been practicing, and I'm actually starting to know when I'm coming up on the tenth beat, now, etc. Ok, pretty soon I'll know as well, but won't be able to describe it either. Guess, then I'll be a Flamenco guitar player. :) Regards, Jeff
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Date Mar. 28 2007 18:06:04
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