Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias

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From: manitoba, canada

Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias

Any ideas for the escobilla in a solea por bulerias for dance

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 8 2006 21:16:36

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RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to c)

No one knows what this is

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 2:11:36

Doitsujin

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RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to c)

I make a tab for you. There are 2 basic ways for the excobilla. You can play for it with strumming or with arpegios.
Its not the same on the guitar but like the escobilla in solea. Or the escobilla if you could call it like that in the bulerias.
Aaah I have an old jose Greco CD. I check it for an escobilla.

Here samples. But you have to be creative and use different chords changes and strokes. The first compas is for a slower thing, you can use such playing for many different footwork of the dancer.

tab
http://rapidshare.de/files/15064466/soleaporbuleria_escobilla_samples.pdf.html

sound to the tab
http://rapidshare.de/files/15066269/soleaporbuleria_escobilla_samples.wav.html

I hope it helps. (I wasted the greco CD.. it was ugly and I had not much space in my cd-desk..so it gone in the litter.)

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 9:26:50

El Becko

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From: Paris

RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to Doitsujin)

quote:

Its not the same on the guitar but like the escobilla in solea.

I am not sure I understand. If I play it slower and with por arriba chords, would that be fine for a solea escobilla ? (I personnally play soleares only por arriba and not por medio).

Thanks for sharing this, Doitsujin.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 10:32:59

Doitsujin

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RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to c)

I meant the rythm is close to the way of playing for the escobilla of a solea. The harmony is usually different in solea, but if the singer sings the solea in the tune por medio or the solea por bulerias in the tune of of normal Solea only the way of striking and the speed is different. And it could be very igual.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 10:37:23

El Becko

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RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to Doitsujin)

OK, it makes sense.
Thanks again.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 10:45:52

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RE: Escobilla. Solea por Bulerias (in reply to c)

Thankyou very much, Doitsujin
I see I was not the only one looking for this
I hoped there might be some other ideas...
other than the usual.

normaly dancers want the usual
but Im into experimenting

C

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 9 2006 14:40:53