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picante...or canticado
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Miguel de Maria
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Joined: Oct. 20 2003
From: Phoenix, AZ
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RE: picante...or canticado (in reply to Miguel de Maria)
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Remate, I look at this as the end of a phrase, where they do a stop. Although I think the truth is that it's a bit more specific than that. What I meant by getting the flamenco into your fingers... You know you hear these foreign guitarists all the time, who can play up and down and sideways on the guitar, throw any Adimb11th chord in there whenever they want, but their phrases just sound kind of fake...square...anything but flamenco? Probably, if you strummed some compas for them, and asked them to hum some lines, they would probably come up with square, non-flamenco sounding lines. To me, if you study the cante and ingrain it into your musical mind (or fingers), then when it comes time to make a falseta or improvise, what's going to come out will be more flamenco. And that is what most of us want, right?
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Date Nov. 28 2005 15:55:36
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