FLAMENCO BASS CLINIC
Bajo Flamenco - Rumba, Tangos, Tanguillos and Bulerias; In English and Spanish
Mariano Martos
In this Book/DVD, Mariano Martos, explains Flamenco Bass Technique; examples of Rumba, Tangos, Tanguillos and Bulerías; emulation techniques to other instruments and playnig with harmonics.; and his original compositions that show how to work on the studied rhythms.
The DVD has many possibilities as you can listen to the bass separately, or all instruments together combining the different instruments. English and Spanish. DVD full compatible with all countries (PAL and NTSC).
Beginning level.
Contents
- PRESENTATION
- A BIT OF HISTORY
- COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- CLAVE CONCEPT
- FOOT AND REGULAR BEAT
- TEMPO
- SCALES
- TECHNIQUE
- Finger combination: right hands thumb,
- ring finger and middle finger (no recorded)
- Left hand (1st and 4th fingers)
- Mute Notes
- The Flamenco Quaver
- The Rasgueo (Strum)
- The chromatic Rasgueo (strum over the pattern)
- The mute strum (porTangos)
- RUMBA CLINIC
- Rhythmical part
- Basic Pattern of Rumba
- Development of the basic pattern
- Pattern with 5th and 8th
- Pattern with triads
- Pattern with pentathonic
- Pattern with Phrygian flamenco
- Closure pattern, (The cierre)
- Rumbas song
- TANGOS CLINIC
- Rhythmical part
- Basic Pattern of Tangos
- Development of the basic pattern
- Traditional cadence with cierre (closure).
- Pattern with rest
- Pattern with crotchet triplets
- TANGOS song
- TANGUILLOS CLINIC
- Rhythmical part
- Basic Pattern of Tangillos
- Development of the basic pattern
- Pattern in combination with acute and grave 5th degree.
- Pattern in combination with 5 acute in a same bar
- Pattern with phrasing
- Tanguillos song
- BULERÍAS CLINIC
- Rhythmical part
- RHYTHM
- CLAPPING
- Basic pattern of Bulerias
- Basic pattern Development
- Pattern on two chords
- Pattern in traditional cadence
- Pattern with rests
- Pattern closure (cierre) in the 10th
- Pattern with Phrygian flamenco scale
- Bulerias song
- EFFECTS
- Emulating Brazilian percussions
- The Surdo
- The Berimbau
- The Cuica
- Playing with the harmonics
- Harmonic Bending
- Strum along the harmonics
- False Harmonics
- Legato of false harmonics
- ORIGINAL SONGS
- ROMERO
- SEDRÁN
- JULEPE
Retail Price: $46.95
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Product Details: DVD (NTSC/PAL, ALL REGION) & Booklet, Bass
Product Code: 8493767303
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