Features an alternative tuning where three strings are adjusted to create unique chord voicings and resonances. Techniques: Heavily utilizes advanced
💡 Use YouTube's playback settings to set the speed to 1.5x if you are practicing with a "slow-speed" video and want to hear the original tempo. If you'd like, I can: Help you analyze specific falsetas from the piece. Find more transcriptions by Antonio Rey.
Summary
In the melodic runs, Rey plays picado (alternating index and middle finger) at nearly 200 bpm in sixteenth notes. The PDF will show a scale of E Phrygian. What it won't show is that you need to practice this scale for 3 hours a day using a metronome set to 60 bpm, increasing by 5 bpm per week.
