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a*t2002-10-03 07:10

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我上次说过，在Guitar Center里碰到一高手，风格
有些象Flamenco,但是弹的是刚弦的琴，非常牛。
而且以前我没见过他那种手法。
我问他教不教学生，他说他教不了，因为他不识谱，
他的琴技都是自己摸索的。
我也问过我老师关于认五线谱的事，他的回答跟你
老师差不多。
“He also thinks a lot of people make fretboards logics complicated. ”
什么意思？

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b*k2002-10-03 07:10

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Flamenco guitars are thinner than Classcal ones. They have a crispier sound.
But there shouldn't be much price difference between classical and Flamenco. I
own a Flamenco guitar which I got it from Ebay (brand new) and it costs me
$370 only. It is a really nice one, solid wood construction. But those selling
in guitar stores are usually very expensive, probably because not many people
buy them.

b*k2002-10-03 07:10

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sound.
Flamenco.
The distinct feature of Flamenco guitar is speed and rhythm. Players use a lot
of Finger back-strums called "rasgueados", which sound like machine gun
firing.
Even the allepagios were usually done in a super fast speed. As a flamenco
guitar player, he needs excercise his right hand more in speed and strength.
Music wise, it is very open and enthusiatic.

【在 a*t 的大作中提到】

: 我上次说过，在Guitar Center里碰到一高手，风格
: 有些象Flamenco,但是弹的是刚弦的琴，非常牛。
: 而且以前我没见过他那种手法。
: 我问他教不教学生，他说他教不了，因为他不识谱，
: 他的琴技都是自己摸索的。
: 我也问过我老师关于认五线谱的事，他的回答跟你
: 老师差不多。
: “He also thinks a lot of people make fretboards logics complicated. ”
: 什么意思？
:

b*k2002-10-03 07:10

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Regarding the "pad", I think it is just for protection purpose. The flamenco
players do a lot of "knocking at the wood" motions to emphasize the rhythms.

b*k2002-10-03 07:10

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costs
flamenco
strength.
Good summary, beerdang! For anyone who is interested, there is a website
teaching flamenco guitar at www.flamenco-teacher.com. You pay only $35 and get
all the lessons with real player videos!

t*d2002-10-03 07:10

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I think everybody should learn how to read sheet music.. and some basic
theories.. I think fretboard logic is sort of a tricky topic.. check out that
mick goodrick book that I mentioned.. basically, there is no set way of how to
divide up the fretboard.. however u should know what each note is.. and
relative intervals.. for example, the interval between a note on a string and
the note on the same fret on the next higher up string.. is a perfect 4th.. ur
major third is one fret down on that highe