La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo Solea question

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Güiro

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La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo Sol...

In his solea there is a part defined as solea baile. What makes this part for baile? Is it the heavy use of rasgueado?

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Ricardo

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to Güiro)

The fact it is made to be played at a super slow but steady tempo. Later he goes through what would be the different sections of the baile, such as when it speeds up to SolxBul and Bulerias tempos. He does the same deal with the Taranto.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 14 2009 14:16:41

minordjango

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to Güiro)

the Chicuelo Method is wonderful, i also bought that Vid and book from ricardo, on flamenco teacher and its really inspirational , hes groove on the tangos with rhythm accompanyment really swings.

enjoy it

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avimuno

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to Güiro)

I also have the book.... it's great! There are great falsetas for accompaniement in there and he's just an amazing guitarist... an amazing sense of swing!

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John O.

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to Güiro)

Absolutely wonderful, the book!

That solea baile part is great, I've used the first 4 compás as an intro falseta or an escobilla intro, works wonderfully.

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John O.

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to John O.)

And Chicuelo is really one of my favorites. You can get some great ideas from albums he accompanies on as well, Duquende, Juaneke etc.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 14 2009 23:03:38

minordjango

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to Güiro)

yes his really great yet , i suppose he hasnt god the name as some of the others ?? mind you im in Tibet what do i know

there is a concert of him playing with 2 singers, i cant remeber the name of the video i remember its under lights, and there are flys flying about everywhere,, yet he plays stunningly well, remebering thats its live.

his ideas are really great yet tradional not as say, polytonal as say some of requeni pieces

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John O.

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RE: La guitarra flamenca de Chicuelo... (in reply to minordjango)

That's a great one too, with Duquende and Poveda, Qawwali-Flamenco. Not all flamenco though, traditional Pakistani music is on it as well.

I also really dig the Juaneke album and "Mi Forma de Vivir" from Duquende.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 14 2009 23:51:51