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El Becko -> More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 22 2007 7:48:27)

Hello everyone,

On what beats do you usually tap your foot when playing farrucas and tarantos. I personally do on 1 3 5 & 7 but I wonder if this is the right thing to do on these palos.

And what about tango?

Thanks a lot in advance!
Philippe




Doitsujin -> RE: More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 22 2007 8:10:37)

Farruca 1 and 3
Taranto 1 3 5 7
Tango 1 3

You can tab how you like. It have to help you while playing. If you just tab 1 in Tango.... no problem. Or dont tab.




koella -> RE: More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 22 2007 9:51:07)

I think that on a fast tango it sounds very cool to tap on 2 and 4.




Ricardo -> RE: More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 22 2007 17:16:57)

It depends how you count it or think of the rhythm. To me, all those rhythms are 2 beat rhythms, or I tap two beats per cycle or compas. Many others count in 4 (taping foot on 1,3), twice the speed I feel it. I like to keep my foot always as a quarter note, so Farruca or Tientos, Tangos, Taranto, is always just ONE & TWO &, my foot on the numbers, 1-2. Rumba too. Tanguillos too.

Farruca chords, E7-Am. Some dancers think of that as 1,2,3,4, on the E7, then 5,6,7,8 on the Am. I think of it as if they are counting 8th notes. So for me it is 1&2&, E7, 1&2&, Am. If I were transcribing, and found the whole piece was "cuadrao", or square, I might fit both chords into a single bar of 4/4, my foot always on the numbered beats.

Make sense to anyone????

Ricardo




Doitsujin -> RE: More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 22 2007 18:23:03)

yepp to me.[;)]




El Becko -> RE: More foot taping questions (farruca, taranto) (Jan. 23 2007 8:34:31)

OK, it does make sense.

Thanks a lot for your answers. This is very helpful.

The thing about tangos and rumbas is that the "strong beats" are then when the foot is "up" (tango) or "going down" (rumba). I tried to tap on 2 and 4 (or & and & as described by Ricardo) as I thought for some reasons that it was the thing to do, but I found it quite difficult.

Thanks again...




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