Rasgueo notation

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Rasgueo notation

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kede

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Joined: Sep. 20 2007

Rasgueo notation

Would someone be kind enough to explain correct way to play this rasgueo.

I'm aware G is Golpe, ^ is up stroke and the curve is e a m i, but im not sure of the rhythm.

Thanks,

Kede

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 20 2007 18:41:41

Ricardo

Posts: 14848
Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC

RE: Rasgueo notation (in reply to kede)

Not sure where you got this from, but it is a really bad or unclear way to notate rasgueado. Is this from a classical method or something??? Just a quarter note is written, so the rhythm is a vague to you as it is to me. eami, how did you come up with the curve meaning that? If that is true, than eami are 16th notes, and the 3rd beat is index up stroke, but why not just write that? All very vague. Hopefully there is an audio example to go on. Otherwise, I would get a normal flamenco method with normal rasgueados to work on.

Ricardo

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 20 2007 20:58:21