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What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk??


3 fingers only, pinky sucks
  19% (6)
I use pinky all the time, 4 fingers pa' siempre esse
  12% (4)
I use both pretty regularly....
  67% (21)


Total Votes : 31
(last vote on : Mar. 15 2013 18:40:50) 


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Leñador -> What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 8 2013 22:41:47)

This post is inspired by RickM's post. Thanks Rick.
HolyEvil in that thread was talking about never using the 4 finger rasgueado, the same went for his teacher. I understand Gerardo as well never uses this rasgueado. Is it considered slightly "out dated"?? I use both pretty regularly but I know people that never use the 3 finger rasgueado. What are your guys's's's's feelings about this. What do you use and WHY! Does anyone know any other famous players habbits??




Erik van Goch -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 9 2013 0:02:51)

That specific combination can be used in various situations. I use it to play quintole in soleares (eamii), long chained rasgueado in seguiriyas or when i plan that last i to be the closing note of the rasgueado (and the first note of the next beat) like in fandangos, tangos but also seguiriyas.




Ricardo -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 0:18:27)

Techniques are personal. The uses of each depend on the player. There were some old guys that used amii, amii, such as esteban de sanlucar. PDL and other modern guys still make use of pinky sometimes. I use it alot. It has nothing to do with old or new but rather trends i guess. 5 tuplet rasgueado is not used for dance as much as 4 or 6 groupings for sake of rhythmic drive. I wouldn't worry so much about it, it is neither disappearing nor a necessity to play flamenco of any period.

ricardo




Sr. Martins -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 13:37:46)

Nowadays I practice eami even on my knee because I found that it helps release muscle tension. Dont know why but thats what it does for me.




Leñador -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 16:01:12)

Are you talking about rolling dice? [:D]




britguy -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 19:24:59)

quote:

What are your guys's's's's feelings about this


I use it all the time, except I like to play it : i e a m i e a m i + i (up).

( Very nice for old-style soleares. . .)




Sr. Martins -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 20:09:07)

quote:

Are you talking about rolling dice?


What?




Leñador -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 10 2013 22:43:42)

quote:

Nowadays I practice eami even on my knee because I found that it helps release muscle tension.

Ohhhhh, I get. [:D] Thought it was a dirty comment......[:)]




Florian -> RE: What happened to eami?? Is it for old folk?? (Mar. 11 2013 5:13:43)

eami is so 2008 [8D]




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