a couple of question

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rickm

Posts: 446
Joined: Jan. 23 2004

a couple of question

I'm not sure where to post this so if this is the wrong spot I apologize. In looking at the tabs and reading the various notes, I see a reference to remate as being ima, p. I thought remate was p, ima. ??? If someone could post a example that would be cool. I have seen them like in soleres as 2/100 going down the strings, whichs translates to p, ima to me. next question is picado always done with rest strokes or can it be free strokes? I guess it would be faster with rest strokes and it does make sense. and lastly if anyone has a idea of the tremelo in sabiscas malaguena that would be cool. I have one copy that begins in the 4th fret, but most of the time is spent in the 8th fret. If someone could clafify that, it seems a little complicated. thanks.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 8 2004 18:34:38

duende

Posts: 3053
Joined: Dec. 15 2003
From: Sweden

RE: a couple of question (in reply to rickm)

Hi this is regarding the rest strokes.
If you have arpeggios with only short sequenses of picado inbetween (like Guajiras de lucia and tons of other pices) The most comon thing is to play free strokes.
of course you can play anyway u like.
Henrik

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 12 2004 17:30:48