Ricardo -> RE: How to start analyzing the falsetas I learn (Jan. 26 2024 11:52:19)
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I need to understand what went inside the creator's mind when he composed a falseta. However, I'm not sure how should i start One thing I realized when was looking through the vihuela tabs of the renaissance, is that when we learn music we enter a subjective world of another artist, which is pretty cool. So in a sense, simply LEARNING the correct material you ARE developing that material in small doses. In fact, you are learning the complex theory function of the music, but not in a cerebral ‘Rick Beato” manner, but rather, in a much deeper intuitive way. That is why to address your question I was able to cite the genre itself (paco) as a likely influence. That comes from studying the traditional material. And by “traditional” I really mean “authentic” not old necessarily. Modern players carry the tradition for sure. It is wise to get a wide sampling of falsetas and accompanying techniques from players of various generations.
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