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AnyJimmy12th June 2008Ha, try playing this with a pick for a totally different but equally awesome lesson
- Mojoe27th February 2008
Really great man love this ill learn this
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008Thanks Ben...Nice feeling in the fingers..Great lesson i want more!
Ben N25th November 2007I think it would be more easy on the classic
guitar because the strings are more soft...- sybian10th November 2007
hey jammer, i had some problems too with the rasqueado.. it is shown in detail in the farruca lesson ;-)
jammer9127th October 2007I still dont get the rasgueado...
Needs a lot more practice on acoustic.
Can i do this lesson on a steel string?- Ben N24th October 2007
yes
there are a few types.. the one im useing
call the modern one.. basecly you start with the
pinkie one by one with a downstrok until you go to the finger and an upstrok with the finger (you pick 5 times in one rasgueado )
try that all the fingers will get a leverage
and resistance from the thumb.. place it on the 5 sting..
it will sound more
powerfull and also practice that every finger
will sound the same as the rest
hope thats answer your question.. let me
know if there is enithing else - Ben N24th October 2007
yes there are a few types the one im useing
call the modern one basecly you start with the
pinkie one by one until you go to the finger
try that all the fingers will get a - Henrik20th October 2007
Very nice Lesson
simple but effective
but could you please explain the
rasgueado a little bit more?
Thanks 
Understudy17th October 2007Really nice lesson. I am going to learn this
Vinod Saranga14th October 2007That's it short and sweet,
al christie9th October 2007Nice lesson short and sweet
you9th October 2007Sweet lesson Ben! I don't have a classical guitar
but until I get one I will try playing around with good old acoustic. Keep the lessons comming!- Ben N9th October 2007I love that Spanish sound Ben. Great video quality too. I am really glad that GMC is diversifying into other guitar styles. I am an early intermediate but with insprational stuff like this and alot more practice I can't help but improve. Thanks.
thank's in gmc you can learn what ever you like!!!
great website i'm learning alot myself....
practice make perfection so keep on playing 
Guernseyman5th October 2007I love that Spanish sound Ben. Great video quality too. I am really glad that GMC is diversifying into other guitar styles. I am an early intermediate but with insprational stuff like this and alot more practice I can't help but improve. Thanks.
Kosei Kubota5th October 2007Great choice of lesson with really traditional Spanish shound!
Jerry Arcidiacono4th October 2007Well done, Ben! I'm searching for a classical guitar right now.
Juan M. Valero4th October 2007Awesome !!! great lesson and great right hand
I like the Malagueña (with ñ hehehehe)
krudtaa4th October 2007well done man. cool lesson.
Iluha4th October 2007Nice, gonna try learning this.
Muris Varajic4th October 2007Great one Ben,gonna try it now!!
PacmanProductions4th October 2007not that im a woman from southern spain.. lol
- PacmanProductions4th October 2007
ahh this is my song!!!!
- Gustavo4th October 2007
im introducing myself to flamenco style
i like this
thx 
Kristofer Dahl3rd October 2007This is such a cool technique - best is, it sounds extremely difficult but is fairly easy. (Just don't ask me to play it
) Thanks Ben!
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This is basically an exercise to the right hand. Pic with the thumb on the d g b stings and with the finger on the e string. The chords are Am G F E in diferent versions. Enjoy! :) I would love to get some feedback on this lesson!
Ben
r- 3 fingers rasgueado
u- up with the finger
d- down with the finger
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