Arpeggio piece suggestions

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michall

Posts: 77
Joined: Aug. 3 2007
From: Prague

Arpeggio piece suggestions

Hola todos,
i am working on my arpeggios and wanted to know some nice flamenco piece that includes lot of ami/ima arpeggios.

Any suggestions?
Thx a lot!!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 14 2011 9:23:44

mecmachin

Posts: 171
Joined: Aug. 7 2010

RE: Arpeggio piece suggestions (in reply to michall)

Hi,
you could try out some estudios from the (?) Manuel Granados book.
There are many for two finger and three finger combinations.
The good thing about the estudio is that its a real exercise, which at the same time sounds like music.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 14 2011 11:57:49

Pimientito

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Joined: Jul. 30 2007
From: Marbella

RE: Arpeggio piece suggestions (in reply to michall)

Pepe Habichuelas Granaina from the album "A Mandali" is nearly all arpeggio.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 14 2011 13:56:26

michall

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Joined: Aug. 3 2007
From: Prague

RE: Arpeggio piece suggestions (in reply to mecmachin)

quote:

he good thing about the estudio is that its a real exercise, which at the same time sounds like music.

yes but i dont have any motivation on playing any excercise from granados in my life, its nice to start with them but then its boring like hell..

Nice granaina Pimentitoo!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 14 2011 16:35:14

Ricardo

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Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC

RE: Arpeggio piece suggestions (in reply to michall)

Old school you have lots of nice falsetas of N. Ricardo por Alegrias. IMpetu by Escudero and some passages of Guajiras de Lucia are very good work outs. More modern, you have Nuñez that has many compositions that are mainly arps. Try his Vals buleria (Sevilla) or Trafalgar.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 14 2011 16:55:24