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edgar884 -> TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 16:40:38)

I've been working on my Flamenco tremolo.

I was wondering if it is ok to do a 5 note trem it sounds cool and very even.

p i m a m i, I practice it with a pause on the bass note and without, I do the same with my 4 note Flamenco trem. All Apoyanda of course(try this 5 note trem while resting the thumb, its hard)

Anyway I was wondering if It would be ok to develop this 5 note trem for My Flamenco stuff.

I'm trying with my recaurdos also and it sounds cool.

Does any body in Flamenco use a 5 note trem.



bahen -> RE: TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 17:56:41)

record something edgar! we want to hear [:)]



edgar884 -> RE: TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 18:32:24)

Ok I did



koella -> RE: TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 20:43:36)

pimami sounds to me like a six note tremolo[&:]
I'm not sure what you mean[8|]



koella -> RE: TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 21:02:57)

Now I hear whtat you mean.
In the Graf-Martinez method all those variations and possibility's are described !



edgar884 -> RE: TREMOLO (Apr. 26 2006 22:05:52)

I look at it as, there is 5 notes played on the treble string.
FLamenco trem 4 and classical 3.

Maybe there all important. I don't know.[:)]



Paleto -> RE: TREMOLO (Jun. 1 2006 16:22:36)

I have been working on the same one, I saw it in Kitharologus by Ricardo Iznaola, which I highly recommend.

I don't see any reason not to develop this kind of tremolo.

-Anthony



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