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guitarristamadrid -> RE: What is the cañorroto style? (Apr. 10 2010 9:27:47)
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Sup all, yeah I think a good place to start would be to show you the cañorroto way of marking compas for different palos, it may be different than what you are used to
I am probably going to be busy the rest of the day, but maybe tomorrow or as soon as I have some time I'll be happy to make some videos showing stuff.
I have so much of this stuff in my head, that the more specific requests you can make, the better.
For picado exercises for example, I literally have a six hour set of picado exercises that I do when I want to get my picado up to a sick level, so it would take forever to notate every specific part, BUT
if you want some specific stuff, like "How do I get my single-string-note-repetition speed up?" or "How can I get rasgeo X tighter for bulerias" I can show you that pretty easily
When it comes to stuff like "Show me some of Ramon Jimenez's falsetas por bulerias" ethically I don't really know if I should do that, I personally feel uncomfortable with the idea of teaching note for note **** of some contemporary player other than someone super famous like Paco
But anyway, in my opinion, that's actually not where you should be at all... focus on the basics, compas, rasgeos, marcaje, remates, cierres, and of course many technique exercises to get your **** fluid... and then you will have a strong base, and you will be free to start creating your own falsetas,
... Which is what Entri would tell you to do anyway. I've never heard anyone suggest that you should spend all your time memorizing **** other players play, it's just supposed to be an introductory step to communicate the basic ideas to you, until you have them in your head and you can create your own art.
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