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rombsix -> Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 10 2010 14:36:32)
[:D] This goes out to ToddK (you came up off the top of my head), and other members here who have told me that my playing does not have enough dynamics. Here are two videos I've uploaded onto my YouTube channel a while back of me playing some classical pieces. At the time, I had tried to play the pieces with dynamics, to try to get the feeling of the pieces to stand out more. I just wanted to get some feedback from y'all. I want to try to work on this more with flamenco, but it seems I find it easier to (at least try) do with classical pieces. Gracias!

jg7238 -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 10 2010 15:05:15)
Great job. It would be nice to hear more classical guitarrists play these kind of pieces like this. I like the last chord you used in "Romance". I think i'm going to copy your interpretation on this piece Ramzi.[:)]

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 10 2010 22:15:21)
quote: I think i'm going to copy your interpretation on this piece Ramzi. That means A GREAT DEAL to me coming from you, maestro. [:)]

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 1:19:38)
This is supposed to be a DYNAMICS thread, not a classical guitar pieces thread. [8D] "Dynamics, hmmm. Interesting topic!" Ahem, ahem. [;)]

Exitao -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 2:03:46)
Um... [8\|] Is this where the threadjacking tutorial is supposed to be? Hey! Look! Cows! [;)]

XXX -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 3:20:18)
Ramzi, dont kill me, just my 2 but honest cents... Only about Romance. Playing with dynamics is playing calm AND loud, not just one all the way. To me it was way too slow and way too silent. I liked your interpretation, like "what you wanted to say" with the piece, but not the HOW. The chord at the end is nice on its own, but in a piece like this i dont want to end it with much tension, especially not with the F# on the e string. I mean you are COMING FROM F# from B7, its the leading note of the melody, and then resolving to it makes no sense to me.

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 4:24:54)
Exitao: Behave. [8D] Deniz: Thank you for your honesty. My concept of dynamics is loud-soft-fast-slow-etc. I don't like the machine-like way of playing Romance as it was written, and hence my version with the slow parts and stuff. I thought I DID include loud-soft variations, but I guess they were overly subtle, maybe. As for the ending chord: tension issue is a matter of taste, I would say. JG liked that. The chord I was GOING for, by the way, should have had an open sixth bass string, therefore sounding an E instead of the F#. That was a mistake, I agree, but not THAT bad sounding, I would say. Gracias!

Doitsujin -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 7:20:15)
That could be the problem rombsix. Classics and dynamics. Well to be precise... yes dynamics occur in classics, but only from "I fall asleep" to "moderate", Nothing above that level, as in flamenco, where the dynamics go till "BOOMSHACKALACKA!". Im still at work and will check out your vids when I returned home! Im very curious about the "dynamics". [:)]

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 8:18:36)
[:D] I haven't reached "BOOMSHACKALACKA!" standards yet, I can assure you. I'm working on it, though. [8D]

Doitsujin -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 12:20:57)
Well,.. you know Im not good with words. So..straight to the point. Deniz is right. (... the romance always reminds me on this softporn I saw many years ago.. So.. you get a + point for that [:-] )

Elie -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 12:24:26)
Ramzi buddy i just like your videos keep up the good work .

kikkoman -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 12 2010 19:35:53)
have you ever listened to kazuhito yamashita play before? hes got the widest range of dynamics ive ever heard from a classical guitarist.

ToddK -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 3:20:04)
There ARE wide dynamics in classical pieces. Just not in these particular pieces. Romb, you played these mostly mezzo piano. And thats really what these particular pieces need actually. They would not sound right with forte or even some mezzo forte. So i think working your dynamics out with some Solea would be much better. Dynamics in flamenco are quite a bit different than they are in classical music. The dynamic shifts often happen within fairly short phrases. Very small shifts can project alot of mood, and feel, etc... I'll say this, when i commented to you about your dynamics, i should have added that its more of a Modern flamenco guitar type thing. You dont hear big moody dynamics on Sabicas records. (well, mostly) Though Vicente Amigo's Soleas are extremely dynamic. So i was referring to that type of playing. I should have said that at the time. You are playing sort of old school falsettas, so my comments werent necesarily appropriate in retrospect. I hope i didnt freak you out to badly[:D][8D] I love to see that you're practicing so much, and really working out so many details. You're doing absolutely FANTASTIC!! You really are man! Ole'! Keep it going man!! You have alot of support here as you can see.[;)] Bravo Ramz!!

kozz -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 3:52:31)
quote: I'll say this, when i commented to you about your dynamics, i should have added that its more of a Modern flamenco guitar type thing. ????

ogeva -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 4:34:41)
quote: Classics and dynamics. Well to be precise... yes dynamics occur in classics, but only from "I fall asleep" to "moderate", Nothing above that level, as in flamenco, where the dynamics go till "BOOMSHACKALACKA!". I am not sure I agree with you regarding dynamicsin classical guitar music. I think classics have much moire dynamics than most flamenco, where it's statically "BOOMSHACKALACKA!". Anyway, Ramzi, I think Lagrima can have more pronounced dynamics than how you played it. It was accurate and nice - but should have more dynamics. You can check out my attempt at Lagrima (which is in no way perfect) here: http://www.box.net/shared/uj7ck2e1nv

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 4:41:41)
Doit: Thanks for being straightforward. Dark: Thanks! Kikko: I've seen some of his video. I'll have another look. ToddK: Thank you mate! Your words mean a lot! However, I have NOT been practicing much. Just making more videos than usual (camera-happy I guess). [8D] I hope to get some more practice time after my exams. Ogeva: Can you show me an example?

Ricardo -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 5:42:28)
Some old school playing with nice dynamics put to good use:

ogeva -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 5:47:21)
quote: Ogeva: Can you show me an example? I wrote - You can check out my attempt at Lagrima (which is in no way perfect) here: http://www.box.net/shared/uj7ck2e1nv It's not perfect, it's in fact my first recording ever with a classical guitar, and I haven't played classical for that long either (but I have good experience with electric and acoustic guitars from before that). But I think there is a little more dynamics in my recording. The flamenco part Ricardo posted has very nice dynamics throughout!

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 6:25:20)
Ogeva: You're right. Your rendition DOES have better dynamics. I guess that's a weakness I need to work on. Your first post with the link was all gibberish when I saw it, then it appears to have gotten straightened out. Either way, I heard your MP3. Ricardo: Gracias tio!

ogeva -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 8:10:45)
Ramzi, A trick to help emphasize dynamics may be to attach a story to the piece. I remember reading in some other forum, maybe delcamp, someone who suggested a story for Lagrima: Part a: happy memories with lover, in young ages Part b: something bad happen Part c: although bad things happened, the happy moment is still in the memory, forever. *edit: I just found the original post: http://www.delcamp.us/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=49630&p=536971&hilit=lagrima#p536971 you can hear that person's rendition there too, see if it worked for him :-)

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 8:45:38)
Ogeva: You RULE mate! Muy creative. [:)]

Ron.M -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 12:08:30)
quote: I love to see that you're practicing so much, and really working out so many details. You're doing absolutely FANTASTIC!! You really are man! Ole'! I second that Ramzi...you really are a true aficionado of the Flamenco guitar. You are a lesson to us all in your quiet assimilation of both the Arte and the technique. quote: Part b: something bad happen [:D][:D] Yup!...there would be no music, art or books unless "something bad happens", although we all try to avoid it like sh*t! [:D][:D] cheers, Ron

rombsix -> RE: Rombsix performing classical pieces with dynamics! (May 13 2010 12:26:07)
quote: I second that Ramzi...you really are a true aficionado of the Flamenco guitar. You are a lesson to us all in your quiet assimilation of both the Arte and the technique. Muchas gracias, Ron! You're too kind! [:)]

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