joevidetto -> RE: Paco tutorial 4. Time for another challenge? (Jun. 13 2021 12:51:07)
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have no business trying to play a PDL piece Ricardo has given some good suggestions in the past, and I can add what I do. The first thing is - 1. listen to the falseta repeatedly while you tap the compas, and be able to hum along with the melody (if you can hear it lol) 2. find what notes or chords occur on the compas beats and use them as an anchor 3. have a slow-downer - Amazing Slow Downer (http://ronimusic.com/) or Transcribe (https://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html - it is indispensable - of course, Youtube now offers speed settings so it is the next best thing - use it to help you with steps 1 and 2 4. IF you have reasonable good music and tablature - learn to play little bits slowly and in proper rhythm, then work up the speeds - PDL's stuff sounds amazing even when slowed down - so you can't go wrong no matter what tempo you play it. If you try to do this, you will have already learned a lot. If you are having trouble with this, I'm happy to skype to work on it together with you. In fact, I'm hoping this could blossom into a 'falseta club' with a similar format, except people would be available to live-video meet (skype) together to collaborate before meeting for a lesson with Ricardo. The tricky part would be picking which falsetas to do - in this case it sort of evolved with Ricardo's tutorial. Of course - I'm biased toward PDL's later period falsetas. Ricardo - feel free to add. PS - if anyone has the music/tab for this falseta, it would be a big help.
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