BarkellWH -> RE: Working on Son de Campanas (Dec. 30 2016 14:49:23)
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Standard replies to a Dudnote upload apply - work on compas, work on rasgueo, learn the piece, change your microphone, change your meteronome, change your strings, don't give up the day job. Did I miss any? You're too hard on yourself, Dud. Actually, you do very well. I agree with Ramzi and Lenny that you should work on the "modules" and get the falsetas refined in a modular fashion. Nevertheless, I would not suggest you work on each falseta until you get it down pat before moving on to the next one. My suggestion would be to work on each falseta independently, but cover all of them at each practice session. Another thing I think helps is to play the entire "piece" at least once before ending your session. Thus, you practice each falseta independently followed by playing the complete piece, even if the falsetas are not completely refined to your liking. I think that pulling the various "modules" together as a "piece" at least once each practice session reminds "muscle memory" (not to mention your brain) of what the final goal is. Just a suggestion that has helped me, for what it's worth (probably the price of a cup of non-Starbucks coffee and a croissant). (Disclaimer: As much as I love flamenco, I am just a duffer when it comes to playing, and I take no responsibility for the results of following my suggestions.) Bill
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