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srshea
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RE: Flamenco-lessons.com turns 2 - A... (in reply to JasonMcGuire)
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Jason, that detailed explanation vid is fantastic. I have no real hope of making even a half serious attempt at the falsta, but this really breaks it down in a way that makes it very approachable and accessible, even if it’s way, way over my head. So, I think I’ll mess around with trying to learn a compas or two, at my own slow pace, just for the sake of the exercise….. And since I’M not entering the challenge, I get to talk all the trash I want without worrying about having to back it up! “I’ll knock him on his ass in the third compas! Ooooooo, I’m a bad man! I don’t have a mark on my golpeador! I’m pretty!” And so on……(and you gotta mispronounce compas for that rhyme to work...)
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Date Mar. 9 2009 13:51:39
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srshea
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From: Olympia, WA in the Great Pacific Northwest
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RE: Flamenco-lessons.com turns 2 - A... (in reply to JasonMcGuire)
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Here is a suggestion..... write out the order of the first 20 notes or so on some scratch paper. Slowly practice going from one note to the next until you have those memorized, then try with the slow video to insert them into rhythm. That’s great advice, and pretty much what I’m already doing with some other falsetas! I had a lesson on Friday and my teacher gave me two falsetas- a relatively simple Tomatito, and a Jerezy thing of unknown origin. They’re both pretty straightforward and basic, almost all thumb and not too fast, but it’s still a handful for me. So I’m starting out playing each note, each half-beat , one at a time, super slow. No discernable compas or rhythm, just the notes played one by one. So now I’ll look into that slowdowner too……
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Date Mar. 9 2009 15:29:10
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