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Issue 28- February 2nd, 2013 |
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I would like to invite you to be part of this Weekly Magazine by raising questions and giving me suggestions through e-mail so this magazine can become a good material for all flamenco lovers, researchers and musicians. Enjoy it! |
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| Contents | |||
A.- Comments, Questions and Answers: QUESTION 3: Is it good idea to cut the ends of the strings at the headstock? 1) The new "Tips" Series Section on my website 1) How to Hone Rasgueos – Parts 25 to 28 (4 new videos) 2) Mastering 4/4 Strumings (3 new videos) |
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QUESTION 1: During my lessons through Skype sometimes I have seen you holding your guitar with some kind of special cushion, can you tell me something about that? |
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QUESTION 2: Sometimes I get my shoulder tired because of crossed-leg posture while practicing scales, do you have any suggestion? |
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QUESTION 3: Is it good idea to cut the ends of the strings at the headstock? |
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VIDEO-ANSWER |
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| B.- News | |||
| 1) The new "Tips" Series Section on my website | |||
A new section in my website has been created to include all my new "Tips" Videos in a special place so you can find them easily. You can find it at the following link: |
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| http://www.rdiaz.org/rd-PDL-tips.html | |||
| 2) "Marmara". A piece of art! | |||
Orest Keywan, a friend of mine and great artist has created this beauty! Enjoy it! Title: “Marmara” 1998 240x350x180 Steel, stainless steel, bronze, synthetic resin |
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1) How to Hone Rasgueos – Parts 25 to 28 (4 new videos) 2) Mastering 4/4 Strumings (3 new videos) |
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1) How to Hone Rasgueos – Parts 25 to 28 (4 new videos) |
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Click here to watch the NEW video ONLY
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Click here to watch the whole series
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| 2) Mastering 4/4 Strumings (3 new videos) | |||
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D.- Video Recommendation of the Week: 1) EG5 Pat Metheny |
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| In this video the great guitar player and composer Pat Metheny exemplify how to transcend the guitar as he uses it not only to play but as a remote control over the many instruments linked in this a marvellous project called “Orchestrion”. | |||
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