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Bogdan1980

 

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Barrio La Vina 
So does someone play this piece? I know there are some vids on youtube but I was wondering if anyone was actually on the forum?

I'm learning it right now, just curious if there are any technical pointers.
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n85ae

 

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
Probably Grisha
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 12 2007 21:48:53
 
Bogdan1980

 

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
Well I got into it because it didn't seem so brutal like Paco's later stuff. And Grisha also doesn't really pick easy things to play. Are you saying that Barrio is as tough?
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 12 2007 22:14:36
 
duende

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
i uploaded a video of it about 2 years ago or so. Dont know if it´s still here.

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n85ae

 

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
For me it would be brutal. :) I picked Grisha because he seems to have done
a lot of Paco's stuff.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 13 2007 16:06:30
 
Bogdan1980

 

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
Yeah there are couple of spots that are tricky, but overall I'd say it's playable, much more so than things like La Barrosa or Cepa Andaluza (I think Grisha plays those).
Of course I'm far away from playing it with adequate tempo without flaws.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 13 2007 16:38:35
 
duende

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to Bogdan1980) 
Barrios la viña is actually quite easy for a paco tune. its the fjukin picados that messes it up

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 13 2007 18:43:39
 
Bogdan1980

 

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RE: Barrio La Vina (in reply to duende) 
Tell me about it. The one where it starts on the second fret, runs up and down then switches to the 4th fret runs up and down. Now why..why, why would you do that, why would you compose it like that ?
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 13 2007 18:59:56
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