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RE: anyone has Quique Paredes Cipres... (in reply to rogeliocan)
oh buddy was it you that wrote to me ?? if it wasent send me a pm with your email il send it to you too
i got the email, i think i got it, il send it you in a couple of days...sorry just doing a lot of stuff last few days haven't replied to most of my emails
i got a phone call that i have to play and talk on tv in very short notice about a festival and to ad to the pressure the director is going with me and it ruined my whole week of relaxing, cant focus on anything...even practicing...ive done stuff i am sure i just cant remember one productive thing ive done since
RE: anyone has Quique Paredes Cipres... (in reply to Florian)
Yes it was. That is great thanks. You should be happy you are busy, TV and promotion sounds like good busy! I bet many people would like to be in your situation
RE: anyone has Quique Paredes Cipres... (in reply to rogeliocan)
There is a transcription in Claude Worms' 'Duende Flamenco Vol2.D La Buleria'
The Worms books are a bit pricey (french editions usually are) and some of his artist series use up way too much paper but I really would recommend the Duende Flamenco series. In particular I like Worms way of notating Buleria (mostly!)
I have most of his buleria series and really like them, they are a treasuretrove. Sorry I only have a hard copy and no scanner.
RE: anyone has Quique Paredes Cipres... (in reply to rodrigo68)
Hey Rodrigo I just noticed that you already posted a pretty good transcription (although to my eyes all the bar lines are one beat to the left) . Apart from that it looks bang on (other than the very first i strum which should be omitted).
Can you give me the name of the original book ? I usually really like the japanese editors and transcribers and I would like to explore this.