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gshaviv
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Joined: Mar. 22 2005
From: Israel
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RE: Please Vote (in reply to Miguel de Maria)
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I think its an idea with lots of merit (in other words I think its a good idea) but we need to agree on how we manage it if it is to be usefull. If anyone is familiar with wikipedia.org, its a community based encyclopedia. Anyone can contribute an article, and it has become a great source of information. If anyone can contribute an article, how do you know the article is right? Here comes the power of the community, lots of people are reading the articles and anyone can correct a wrong or out of date articles, so bad articles don't stay up. That's why I agree with Ron's comments and disagree. Remarks on a video like what guitar was that are useless, but comments on the quality or correctness of the contents are important. We can try by setting up a members only thread (no posts from guests to prevent clutter) with a sticky thread on top that explains the rules we decide on. The rules should be something like anyone can start a thread, a thread name has to describe the excersize/falseta demonstrated and the posts in the thread should be restricted to comments about correctness of the material or clarifications for what was demonstrated. We should do threads on excersizes and technique but also threads on falsetas etc. I like ver much the Oscar Herrero Solea and Alegrias DVDs with their structured approach where he demonestrates a bunch of falsetas, llamadas, remates etc. We can do the same as a community and build a larges library of elements from all palos. Another idea is to use the software wikipedia is using and create a wikimenko site. Heck, we can create something unique here as a musical community. I would gladly contribute some falsetas etc. if we had something like this.
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Date Jan. 6 2006 5:09:39
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sorin popovici
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Joined: Jan. 7 2005
From: Iasi, Romania
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RE: Please Vote (in reply to gshaviv)
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inteligent post I agree with Doitsujin ...palo is not important ,but difficulty should be rated . I worked for smth two years before getting a glimpse of how should it be done ... so I wouldnt like to spend two years in smth too hard if the didactical purpose in that falseta is very little. But anyway ,I also vote ...for technique oriented....thumb ,alzapua ,tremolo , picado,rasgueados.. whatever...but i would like a little rhytm before the falseta (somehow my bulerias rhytm is like they write it in books ,and not like today is played( a tab would always help,but i understand it's too hard to write something that u probably do once )) I dont agree Phrygus. I need a slow version,windows media player is not that great ...and u cant compare a slow version of windows mp with a real one. I dont need from any angle ...I say just one for the normal version(but to be able to see both hands)...and one slow (again with both hands showing in the video) . That's all....I think it's an exageration to film it from any angle ,like I can see my playing from any angle if I'm gonna learn it(not that I didnt apreciate the trouble Flo)
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Date Jan. 7 2006 19:57:45
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