Rasqueado Studies

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dformell

Posts: 126
Joined: Nov. 7 2010

Rasqueado Studies

Hello Everybody,

I discovered 2 things on the internet that I would like to share with this forum:

An interesting method book dedicated to the study of the Rasqueado by Nitin Arora, this method predates the book, the art of the rasqueado by about 18 years. Here's the direct link for downloading, rasqueados are for everyone:

http://archive.org/details/Rasgueados_Are_For_Everyone

The website, internet archive - a vast collection of all types of media, text, audio & video. Here's the direct link to the internet archive homepage:

http://archive.org/

Note, to download from scribd you have to share/upload a file; media can be downloaded from internet archive without sharing. Internet archive is a true online library while scribd is somewhat commercial.
To summarize sources for media sharing, there are 2 great websites, scribd & internet archive. Members of this forum are encouraged to upload files to the aforementioned websites.

Happy Holidays,

Dan

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 31 2012 22:04:08

attila57

Posts: 51
Joined: Oct. 27 2012
From: Budapest, Hungary

RE: Rasqueado Studies (in reply to dformell)

Hi Dan,

Thanks for the link.

Again, archive.org is a nice and useful site to all guitarists.
I've been very busy with rasgueados these days, so the book is a great help.

Attila

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 30 2013 11:07:21