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RE: classical etudes in Flamenco
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RE: classical etudes in Flamenco (in reply to Pimientito)
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Hey...Thats GREAT!! raphael was a great brazilian guitarist who also incorporated alot of flamenco technique into the music....also recorded with paco the ama changeover seems like the only way to gain the rhythmic drive of this piece without getting into the 'strategic rubato' often associated with classical performances... feel? maybe this piece should be practiced with a pandiero loop with an accent on the 4th semi quaver on each beat...... maybe the way villa lobos played it before segovia interpreted it... another cool study is the alllegro section of barrios 'la cathedral' or Asturias using a bulerias loop....very slowly at first! still working on all this but changes the feel...
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Date Sep. 6 2010 8:04:27
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