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• Stochelo Rosenberg's Licks
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• Rest-stroke
  ...at very fast tempos (triplets at 230 bpm or sixteenths at 160 bpm for the Rosenberg). To gain speed with the rest-stroke technique, there are no real secrets: ...-stroke, it only moves to position the hand while changing string (this is Stochelo's technique: the strength and the speed of the rest-stroke come from the wr
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• Work out the tonicity
  Here's an anecdote. When Stochelo Rosenberg was learning guitar, he didn't even know about upstrokes at all, so he used
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• Arpeggios 7M major seventh
  ...changed. That being said, 7M arpeggios are often used as such, by Stochelo Rosenberg and Biréli Lagrène for instance. This kind of arpeggio lends itself nicel
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• Arpeggios approaches Variants
  == Stochelo Rosenberg's way ==
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• Vibrato
  ...played very quickly without the hand touching the neck, gives the typical Rosenberg sound. The second example shows a vertical vibrato played with each finger. This kind of vibrato is the one that gives his typical sound tp Stochelo Rosenberg, the absolute master of this movement. It is very hard to achieve (I can't
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• Stochelo Rosenberg's Licks
  | [[File:Plan-rosenberg-1.jpg]] [[Category:Stochelo Rosenberg]]
  2 KB (234 words) - 12:27, 4 January 2013