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Ruphus -> RE: I don't play Flamenco (Jul. 7 2012 18:23:31)
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Talent exists, but is being overrated, as many here confirmed.
For one, talent isn´t too specific. It means that in terms of musical talent an indivividual, depending on environmental conditions could either develop little / zero musical ability, but mathematical ones instead, or none of the two.
Further, what we consider as talent isn´t determined at genetical stage only, but albeit decreasingly throughout one´s life.
Naturally, the earlier in life the more effective.
Thus, perceiving rich harmonies and versatile rhythm structures in fetal stage certainly won´t hurt, and hearing and observing a guitar playing father from early on as a little kid, like Paco did or Grisha, should be constructive as well.
And hwat I believe to be especially helpful is a seamless appearing performance of the idol. The easier it appears, the less blockage and stress may hinder the learning individual´s progress.
So, I conclude: Optimal should be good balance between technical demand / thus practical attention to ergonomical detail, yet without anxiety in the same time.
One thing that hasn´t yet fully conquered outdated pedagogics is the fact that will takes a second row, long behind imagination.
The more correctly detailed the picture in mind the easier it gets.
- Up to where you would even need only relatively little of will.
Ruphus
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