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Flicking versus non-flicking rasgueados
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pink
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RE: Flicking versus non-flicking ras... (in reply to rombsix)
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Ahhhh Ramzi ,just first class playing again as per usual. This to my ear,which is new to this form of music so not necessarily right ,does show a difference in playing conviction between the the two and therefore a contrast in playing familiarity which appears to suggest the flicked technique is,at this stage , more refined and controlled? This doesn't mean the non flicking is not good , just less natural/comfortable to my ear. However , both techniques in the alegria video felt equally good/natural/at home. My preference for the other videos at this stage were the flicking rasgueados . I think however ,considering your natural playing talent, that the' groove 'will be apparent equally across all palos in no time and if you ask us to view similar recordings in a couple of months , the choice/opinion will be a more difficult one for the listener to comment on. Thanks again for sharing these...most helpful to us lesser players! Best pink
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Date Dec. 27 2013 20:57:31
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El Kiko
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From: The South Ireland
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RE: Flicking versus non-flicking ras... (in reply to Ricardo)
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ricardo Chief of Flamenco Police wow friends in high places .....well, speaking as a flamenco police informant , I often,,...errrmm I mean, I have a friend that often does the Sevillanas Rajeo with a,m,i,i, (first ,i, down second i up) and sometimes I ,oops I mean he, could even have a third ,i, back down again... so a,m,i,i,i, I know everyone says dont flick the fingers off the thumb like Some do, not me of course , , but I do find it much more percussive this way .. How does the Flamenco Police view this minor transgression ?
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Date Jan. 2 2014 19:57:28
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Ricardo
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RE: Flicking versus non-flicking ras... (in reply to rombsix)
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To clarify, I am not "anti pinky" at all. The point of the sound and groove of these horse gallop rhythms is to start on the up stroke for the sound as guitarbuddha describes. Here are options for Rombsix (and anyone else) to try. ieami, iami, iai, peami, pami, pai. All these galloping rhythms produce a similar sounding groove, very different than what Romb was doing starting DOWN strokes. When going medium tempo, iami is most common, when going very quick tempo, iai is most often used. It's ok to snap or flick the iai pattern only the i down stroke that you end on. Normally iami it's not flicked at all. Sevillanas, Fandangos, Tangos, all use the same type of gallop rhythm. Ricardo
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