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Vahagni demonstrating how to play Flamenco Picado for Fingerstyle 360 using a Cordoba Carmen guitar.
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Very rarely does one find instructional videos given with such precision and clarity. Many thanks.
Excellent work Vahagni! I still remember how insanely fast Anotonio Rey's picacdo is from when I studied with him.
Спасибо вам за ваши уроки! Вы мастер гитары!!!
Dude, you are unreasonably gifted at guitar. I am very excited to be learning flamenco, and I really appreciate your teaching style. You explain everything very clearly and patiently. Thanks so much, it's largely because of you that I'm getting so good so quickly. You are totally awesome. Thanks for everything.
Very good lesson Mr. Vahganian
This has to be one of the most helpful, best explained, technique video I have seen for picado. thank you very much.
Kuya Kano *Watch Ruben Diaz's videos then.*
@@Feck_Boi ruben diaz?lol
sdiab *Yeah. Goes super in depth into everything flamenco, and also offers lessons as well.*
@@Feck_Boi I took 1 lesson with him and he wanted to sell his andalucian guitars . Your opinion but I dont believe in him at all
sdiab *Really? I haven't taken a lesson from him but I found his videos I've seen to be very in depth.*
Hi Vahagni
Your teaching is clear and fantastic! Hope you can post more video from beginner to pro!
great lesson. .....thank you and" parev "from France
I usually played free stroke, since I played classical music until now... Recently I started playing flamenco, and when I saw this video, I started playing rest stroke. Man, what a difference it makes, I immediatelly get that snappy flamenco sound...
But classical music on classical guitar also has the Apoiado technique, which are rest strokes.
Is there a difference ?
Love the guitar and the plant!!!
great technique, great playing, I love the flamenco style !...
Thanks, this is the best tutorial I've found about the picado technique. Very helpful
Nice!! This was short , sweet on point and it covered A LOT of what I was looking for! Ty!
Technique is fantastic! Thanks for this video
Excellent video. You are a great instructor.
Perfect tutorial, thank you! Admire your style 👍
thank you this is fantastic and you are brilliant
I learned a lot about how to increase my speed burst from your tutorial video. I'm excited to do these exercises you showed. Thank you.
Excellent tips and very inspiring, too.
thank you so very much you are amazing guitarist and great instructor
wow excellent video!! you explain things really well, and your technique is phenomenal. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos
Excellent demonstration and video. One of the best I've seen on this topic. Looking forward to more! Saludos - Diego
great lesson bro thanks so much for sharing your valuable knowledge
In this guy's hands, it's priceless.
Excelente lecciòn, Gran Maestro!!!!.
hi Vahagni..Very nicely explained and demonstrated with a good video of course..quite encouraging the speed and clean tone of the picado technique..thanks so much..warm cheers..siva..gtr..India..(guitsiva)..
the best explanation ever..
Excellent tutorial.
thanks man . this is a great exercise for me. keep up uploading more things.
wonderful explanation without wasting time
This is excellent information.
What a passion!!!
Thanks so much for the lesson maestro.
I have been incorporating picado into my classical guitar pieces to liven some of the scale runs up and it works a treat. I have been practicing the 5 note chromatic exercise which works well but this is a step forward.
Much respect from Wales!
AL
Excellent!
This lesson is great. Thanks!!! :D
Great video!! Much to learn her. 5 stars!
Thanks bro i like your style
wow! Beautiful!
Thanks for the good info
You are an amazing guitar player, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
thanks for watching!
Good lesson. Thanks!
Probably the most important general rule with picado is to always alternate which finger starts the scale, so that both I and M have independence and strength. Play a scale starting with I, and then play the same scale starting with M. You can only go as fast as your weakest finger...
That's my problem sir, when I start with index it's ok but when I do it with the middle finger that sucks. I tried hard but with no succes. thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Thx for these very good exercices :)
Great stuff! Thank you very much.
Awesome!
very good!!!
Thank you, very great video!
good analysis man, thanks
you reallyu helped me alot
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Good lesson. Thank you.
Thankyou so much, a great lesson
guys a genius
sooo helpful. thank you!!
Guess I'm a little late but incredible stuff. Thanks for the lesson
Born a teacher ! Very clear explanation . Thank you , you were very helpful . I am not a bad player but fast picado was always my weakest point .
DUDE THIS REALLY HELPS!
FANTASTIC
this is actually a really good lesson
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Thanks Vahagni
muchisimas gracias!!!!
nice one thx for the lesson!!!!!
wow! amazing skill! Grisha Goryachev explained picado pretty much the same way. Nicely done.
good job!! thank you!
so very helpful:::thanks much
This just blew my mind. It all makes so much sense now lol
Thanks!! That helped a lot what scales do you recommend I should start practicing with!!!
Outstanding tutorial, thanks.
What's your recommendation in buying a guitar with a very loud volume.
I appreciate it.
well done!
Subbed! You're awesome and have cool hair!
Thank You very much❤️🇦🇲👌
wish you did more lessons!!
nice, james
Cool video! Don't forget that there is not one exact "correct" shape to play picado. Though the general approach is similar, everyone's hand is different, and in the end everyone finds their own particular form. I have seen very advanced players do picado, some with fingers held almost entirely straight at every joint (Kilino Jimenez for example), while others have a much more curved shape wth each finger joint flexing a bit, like Paco de Lucia who greatly bends the first joint down from the knuckle. Start slowly, and gradually let your hand find the shape which it is comfortable with.
awesome
Cool thanks!
OYAOYYYYYY VERY NICEEEE.
Nice video! I've just read that you were born in Erevan. I played in Armenia in 2011. It was a really nice experience!
Good job and keep it up.
Greetings from Brazil.
Thank you Fabiano, cheers!
Nice video! I wonder what's the position of the thump for picado,is it more paralel to the strings or perpendicular,what kind of angle do you need to acheive this sound?
Thanks,keep on!
can you please let me know when you play i wanna come and listen the way you play
great
Good work, man. I'm always trying to borrow from you flamenco guys to apply to bass! Flamenco players seem to have some of the fastest picado/pizzicato ability I've seen. As bassists, we're generally not too fond of playing with our nails, so I don't know how much of a factor that is, but I'm definitely still working on increasing prolonged speed with 2 fingers on the right hand, even after 20 years. Thanks!
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nice
good vid
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what is the type of ur guitar (full name)please? i wanna buy one like u have >
Oh good
Nice
interesting plant on the table :)
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sir can you please breakdown Amin toofani rythm the one which he did at last single string?? please make it easy '
I want to buy that kind of guitar please how to get it
HI. My picado is pretty developed for the beginner-intermediate level. However, it seems I hit a plateau in my development, and I don't think it has to do with my right hand. I get a feeling my left hand is the culprit here and is not syncing with the right hand properly. Both of my hands are quite fast and accurate, however I can't seem to get that crisp and uniform sound when playing scales at a higher tempo. My question is specifically about *prepared playing* and *continuous contact*.
We know that in picado one must play staccato in a 'walking' type fashion, in order to prepare the finger for the next stroke. I was wondering if the similar principles apply to the fretting hand, if there are any.
So far what I have been doing for ascending passages:
The notes in brackets are planted by the left hand simultaneously. So after I play the 7th fret on E string, I plant the pinky on the 8th string and at the same time, my index finger relocates from 5th fret on E string, to the 5th fret on the A string. After the 8th fret is plucked on the E string, the index finger is already planted on the next consecutive note, 5th fret on A string, making the string-switching transition sound smooth.
D----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(5)------------7---
A---------------------------------------------------------(5)--------------7----------------(8)-----------------------------
E-------------5-------------7-------------(8)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have been doing similar with descending passages although it feels a little more tricky:
D---------9-------------7--------------(5)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------(8)------------7-----------(5)----------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(8)-----------7-----------5----
Is this a correct way to practice? Could you give me some advice or pinpoint me to some literature regarding this subject matter?
Thanks ;)
This guys a picado God. Holy Shit!
mantab
Do we need to do alternative strokes with the two fingers or just up strokes?
Your guitar is great I want to get one like it Give me the details of its model 👍
It’s a Cordoba that I believe is discontinued now :(
ive got some problem with fast picado because of my nails. Theye are abnormally curved and act like hooks when i try to play fast. You have any advice for me?
Great tutorial! I'm trying to build the speed so this will help. Does nail shape affect the speed/dexterity too?
Thanks!
yes actually, very much!
@@vahagni How much nail length should one have to achieve a good picado?
@@girishumar6313 Not too long, so that the flesh and nail meet at attack. But its also very personal, Ive seen guys with amazing picador who had pretty long nails, so just experiment until you find the sweet spot!
almost all instruction on picado i have seen is centered on the right hand. my problem seems to be coordinating the left hand with the right. any suggestions. thanks!
very slow practice, so they start working as one. Good luck!
is picado and apoyando the same? (both reststrokes)