Re: Dedillo/redobles

2005-06-09 Thread Howard Posner
bill kilpatrick wrote:

 is dedillo the same as redobles - fast, single line
 passage(s)?

No.  Dedillo is a way of playing passages of that sort using only the index
finger, presumably in the manner of a plectrum.  It's occasionally marked in
vihuela sources.

HP



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Re: Dedillo/redobles

2005-06-08 Thread bill kilpatrick
is dedillo the same as redobles - fast, single line
passage(s)?

one could work up a good sized blister on the end of
your finger doing this - real quick.  a pick is so
much better.

- bill
   
--- James A Stimson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 
 
 
 Dear Ed, Rob and All:
  Isn't all Indian sitar playing dedillo? That is, I
 believe the strings are
 plucked exclusively with the right-hand index
 finger, onto which is fitted
 a pointed wire loop, which serves as a plectrum.
 (Shades of Francesco's
 silver thimbles!) There must be somebody out there
 who knows more about
 this than I do
  My point is not that there is any connection
 between the art forms, only
 that the great Indian musicians have demonstrated
 that it is possible to
 produce virtuoso music with this technique, albeit
 with a plectrum of
 sorts.
 Cheers,
 Jim
 
 
 
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