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bulerias harder in slow motion?
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n85ae
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RE: bulerias harder in slow motion? (in reply to gaash)
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If there's one thing in Flamenco, it's keeping time. If you can't do that you will never sound good. Having once been terrible myself, and now being a bit better. I can say that mostly your clock isn't working right, for a large part because your hands and fingers do not know what to do, and when to do it ... This is something that fixes itself if you practice a lot with a deliberate attention to staying on time. It might take a long time to get there, because this kind of practice is the most frustrating. Which naturally means you won't want to do it so much. If you just try to learn cool things, with no attention to proper time, then you will always be terrible!!! If you can play a bulerias properly in time, it sounds good played slow as well as fast. If you can only play fast, then you probably have not practiced playing in time enough. Regards, Jeff
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