legrec -> RE: New Faucher Tabs coming soon (Feb. 19 2007 1:46:33)
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Yes, then i was speaking of flamenco, playing, etz..now we are speaking about accuracy, thats different.. Man, you were just answering to Doitsujin because he expressed your transcription wasn't "perfectly" accurate ("You was very close"). Sorry, it seemed a lot to me that you were also speaking of accuracy... To come back to the point, you're not convincing me that Faucher is a bad and ignorant transcriber by just saying he's bad and ignorant, and that you have "100% accurate" transcriptions, and that the maestros are sending him slow vids of all their palos... For sure you can find very few "more accurate" transcriptions with accidental notes and everything but, with all my respect : 1- This is not meaning AT ALL Faucher is totally unable and ignorant 2- 100% accurate is impossible because it's too complex and human-related. It can only be "a personal opinion", but you've said "I've got 100% accurate transcriptions". Very strange to me. 3- Faucher's transcriptions, like Worm's are broadly diffused, and respected. Hundreds of players uses them. If there were major issues, I would have heard of it several times since i'm into flamenco (and my ears, even probably less trained than yours, are confirming it's really good and correct, overall) 4- It's not the main point of flamenco's transcriptions IMO. Personally, i don't want to give one cent for having the accidental notes written on my tabs...[:D] One great pleasure of flamenco, as you know it, it's liberty to change and some sort of "rebellion" and disorder, into the order (the compas). I would be badly ****ed up if flamenco became like classical, with everyone crazy about the "perfect transcription", the "perfect tone", the "perfect reproduction", etc.. Yes, it's fun to see ghost and accidental notes. But it's nitty picking that I personnaly reserve for classical music and all their "we're accurate" stuff. In the end, Moraito don't know how to read notes, but he's MORAITO...so i guess we could say Faucher transcriptions are far good enought to be published and diffused...
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