mark indigo -> RE: Rasguoe, three to six beat help (Nov. 11 2020 20:09:56)
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ami, ami, all down I am wondering where you got this from? Have you seen someone doing it, or been instructed to do it by someone? Or heard something and tried to work out how to emulate the sound and come up with this? Please share the source, cuz I would be very curious to see/hear it. In 25+ years I have never heard of anyone doing that rasgueado (but always ready to learn something new). You don't say what palo you are trying to put this into, but I guess as it's triplets on 7,8,9,10 it would be Bulerías? For 7,8,9,10 in Bulerías I would typically use abanico P-A-I (thumb up, A-finger down, I-finger down), or abanico P-MA-P (P-up, MA-down, P-down - AKA abanico Marote), or I-A-I (I-up, A-down, I-down), or the Moraíto version where he starts A-M-I (all down) and then I-A-I (as the previous one); all of these end with the first digit up on the final beat (P in the abanico versions, I in the others). You can also use M-I-I instead of A-I-I but I never got on with that one.... Sometimes when I am playing long sessions of dance classes I experiment with using more or different fingers to relieve/vary the workload on fingers a bit - to that end I also use A-M-I-I (down, down, down, up) as a triplet, spreading the 4 mechanism over the beats. Ffor this I would start after 6, so A-M-down are on the "and-a" after 6 and the first I-down falls on 7, with final I-up stroke on 10. Also the typical 5-stroke C-A-M-I-I (down, down, down, down, up) works starting with C-down on 7, and finishing I-up on 10.
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