The 3-finger rasgueado (AMI) one of the most utilized rasgueados in flamenco and Spanish classical guitar. It is played with by extending fingers A (ring), M (middle) and I (index) and often following up the extensions by contracting the “I” finger to create a loop. This rasgueado is often played with clear rhythmic separation between the fingers although a more compact (i.e., less separated) sound can be used as well depending on the guitarist’s aesthetic preference.
In this video, I share examples of the AMI rasgueado and share a few exercises to show you how to play and practice the 3 finger (AMI) rasgueado technique correctly. This video is appropriate for beginner & intermediate students of both flamenco and classical guitar.
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