Paco falseta Tutorial 5

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Ricardo

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Paco falseta Tutorial 5

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 25 2019 17:16:16

JasonM

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

Ole Maestro!! Yngwei stole from Paco?

was looking forward to this years Paco Day video. Can’t wait to start working on this when I get home!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 25 2019 19:02:19

NewPlayer

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From: San Francisco

RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

This is far beyond my skill level. But, thank you for posting. It's always fun to watch the pros break something so advanced down for us life-long beginners....We can just dream :)

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 25 2019 21:39:01

Goldwinghai

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

Amazing playing. The turorial is beyond my skills but I watched and enjoyed the solo part several times. Thanks Ricardo.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 26 2019 1:02:06

amigo

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

Amazing playing! Congratulations Ricardo!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 26 2019 9:59:09

jg7238

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

I really like these yearly Paco tutorials Ricardo. Very interesting harmonies and great playing.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 26 2019 14:01:03

Moloko

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

Now for some real Frevo:

Damn, you're a good guitarrista, thanks for the tutorial.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 27 2019 17:32:32

kitarist

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

This was really enjoyable and educational! You got me excited again about Frevo Rasgado. The instruction is crystal-clear; I do have that same book. It is great to see how the melody and the harmony work out and to get the whole structure explained in such detail!

Also, don't know how I managed to get to 1h 35min and only then notice that you were wearing a t-shirt with the Friday Night in San Francisco album cover image

Cheers, mate, and thank you.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 28 2019 6:32:55

Filip

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

This is great, thanks Ricardo.

I've started working on it already a couple of days ago, I am now doing final picados and will have to work on rhythm thoroughly after I learn all the falsetas first.
Very well explained and clear, much easier to learn with such explanation. I tried to learn it years ago with some partitura for two guitars but I could not make something nice out of it. So thanks again.

P.S. The kid is cute, hope you didn't let him wait for long :D

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 1 2019 12:00:53

Ricardo

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Filip)

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ORIGINAL: Filip

This is great, thanks Ricardo.

I've started working on it already a couple of days ago, I am now doing final picados and will have to work on rhythm thoroughly after I learn all the falsetas first.
Very well explained and clear, much easier to learn with such explanation. I tried to learn it years ago with some partitura for two guitars but I could not make something nice out of it. So thanks again.

P.S. The kid is cute, hope you didn't let him wait for long :D

Glad you guys got something from it. The kid got into a box of Frosted Flakes.... they were everywhere! Lol

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 1 2019 12:42:48

Filip

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Ricardo)

Haha, great

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 5 2019 12:32:02

JasonM

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to Filip)

I’ve had to slow this way down because of the picado sections

I’ve got the metronome on 70 right now which is my limit for cleanliness . the acending scale at the start of the melody from second string D to C for example has been giving me issue. After I leave the Bb - A chord , I have to get my thumb anchored and ready to start the picado. . So it’s not much time to get achored, prepare the fingers, get relaxed, scratch my nose, call my mom etc before that half of beat runs out.

Anyway, I’m enjoying it

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 7 2019 17:23:26

Ricardo

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RE: Paco Tutorial 5 (in reply to JasonM)

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ORIGINAL: JasonM

I’ve had to slow this way down because of the picado sections

I’ve got the metronome on 70 right now which is my limit for cleanliness . the acending scale at the start of the melody from second string D to C for example has been giving me issue. After I leave the Bb - A chord , I have to get my thumb anchored and ready to start the picado. . So it’s not much time to get achored, prepare the fingers, get relaxed, scratch my nose, call my mom etc before that half of beat runs out.

Anyway, I’m enjoying it

Mclaughlin does that part, don’t worry about it!🙂

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 7 2019 17:38:53