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internet courses that teach not techniques but rhythm patterns-please recommend
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mark indigo
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Joined: Dec. 5 2007
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RE: internet courses that teach not ... (in reply to Ricardo)
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General question to foro members. I know everybody is at different levels, and that even advanced players that do things differently than myself might learn some new detail in any of those basic compás demos. The Soleá I linked in a different thread (provided below) teaches beginners how to do golpe opposite the index down stroke as well. So my question is which of the 4 videos do you guys find EASY to follow or very difficult to follow (since no music is provided). The siguiriyas I am only referring to the two short Compás sections, I know the falsetas are advanced. I haven't signed in for a couple of days, but I have watched the Soleá, Tangos and Fandangos videos all the way through. Can't fault them at all and they are really easy for me to follow, but I have been doing this awhile, although I don't consider myself to be advanced level. I have the compás variations por tangos and por fandangos, with both 2 and 3 finger caballo [gallop] and both abanico and fingers for the tangos cierre in my general tool kit and have played them many hours for dance classes etc. with a bunch of other typical mix and match variations in right and left hands. The Soleá with index down-up playing 16ths is not something I have done before, except then I realised I do more or less that for slow Soleá escobilla - in fact what I have often played is kind of the trick you show for developing index down with golpe, where I play golpe-up-down-up on non accented beats in the first half of the compas, and a 4 or 5 finger rajeo ending on 3 and 6 (but starting from the previous index upstroke). I guess it must be hard with pre-recorded video lessosn like these to know who you are pitching it at, and I assume these are for guitarists who already play other styles but are new to flamenco? Maybe an absolute beginner would have more trouble following the left hand? Shame more people haven't offered you feedback, especially those nearer (or at) the beginner level.
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