Taranta

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tiocasano

Posts: 9
Joined: Oct. 7 2007

Taranta

How i make to improvise tranta somebody has an idea ??

thank's

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 9 2007 0:44:24

avimuno

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

RE: Taranta (in reply to tiocasano)

A thing I find works with me is learning as many falsetas as I can then just improvise around them (that applies for any palos). At the beginning it will sound like you are just playing a few famous falsetas one after the other but you will eventually start to 'acquire' these falsetas and make them your own.
It's famously known that authors have to read 15 books for every book they write. It's the same for musicians.
Learn as many flasetas as you can, you'll be much better musician for it.

Hope it helps!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 9 2007 2:09:18