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- Flamenco First Pieces: SoleaLEVEL 2If you've decided finally to learn flamenco guitar this piece must be your first step. Learn some variations of the toque of Solea and introduce you in concepts such as thumb, golpe, cierre, etc.
- Falseta de SoleaLEVEL 7Increase your soleas repertoire. This falseta (term that indicates a brief composition in flamenco) has a little introduction and a main theme.
- MalaguenaLEVEL 2Malaguena, or Spanish dance, is named after the town of Malaga in south of Spain. It is in triple meter and similar to fandango.
- Flamenco First Pieces: MalaguenaLEVEL 3Malagueña is a fandango from Málaga. It's a free style in E phrygian tonality.
- GranainaLEVEL 5A toque of Granaina, a style derived from the Fandango.
- Flamenco Rhythms: BuleriaLEVEL 7Bulería is a fast flamenco rhythm in 12 beats.
- Flamenco First PiecesLEVEL 3Seguiriya is an important and serious style. It has cycles of 5 beats in alternating Time Signature 3/4 an 6/8).
- Alegrias: 2 Different ArrangementsLEVEL 6The Alegria belongs to the "cantinas" group. It is a "gaditan" style, precedent from Cadiz and the Bahia's ports. It first was born as dance music.
- The Origin of SoleaLEVEL 5It is one of the pillars of flamenco. The majesty, melodic richness and depth of implementation make it one of the most performed flamenco styles.
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Nick Kellie30th May 2008sounds great!
Dejan Farkas26th May 2008Fantastic
Ivan Milenkovic25th May 2008Thia piece is awesome and I really like your execution, very tight and with attitude. Great job!
Marcus Lavendell25th May 2008Wow! awesome!
Pablo Vazquez25th May 2008Fantastic!!!
Toni Suominen25th May 2008Very nice lesson!
Trond Vold24th May 2008Excellent lesson
Wish i had started practising this technique years ago.
shellshock191124th May 2008No se si hablas espanol o no, pero esta leccion es genial, si puedes leer este! Yo ire a espana el ano que viene and quizas puedo ver mas tocadores de Flamenco.
Tuubsu24th May 2008Flamenco is so excellent, thanks for this lesson!
chmilew24th May 2008What a great right hand technique !
Love that
Carlos Carrillo24th May 2008very nice lesson Sergio!!!
Gabriel Leopardi24th May 2008great lesson and technique!
Jenkinson24th May 2008Sweet!
Hisham Al-Sanea24th May 2008nice flamenco Sergio
Kosei Kubota24th May 2008Very powerful and emotional sound of Spain!
USAMAN24th May 2008This is awsome, Thank you.
Bogdan Radovic24th May 2008Excellent lesson Sergio!
Danilo Capezzuto24th May 2008Wow, nice lesson Sergio!
Joe Kataldo24th May 2008I like flamenco so much! I have to imptove my skills
at lights end24th May 2008very nice
kyldeee24th May 2008Nice lesson Sergio
Sergio Dorado24th May 2008Thanks at all!
Muris Varajic24th May 2008Awesome Sergio!!
- Alex8724th May 2008
Very cool flamenco Sergio. I love this stuff, i only wish i was as good to play it as you are ;-)
Marcus Siepen24th May 2008Great lesson
Vinod Saranga24th May 2008Great flamenco lesosn Sergio
Juan M. Valero24th May 2008Excelente leccion Sergio !!! que maravilla verte tocar
Nighthawk124th May 2008Another flamenco lesson !!! Great !!!Sounds fantastic !Thank you
Kristofer Dahl24th May 2008You have got some awesome flamenco chops Sergio - thanks alot for the video quality improvements as well!
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- My notes
Hello flamenco fanatics! In this lesson we are going to see a very deep and dramatic style: seguiriyas.
Its main characteristic value is the metrical structure, that is based on a cycle of five beats, using a combination of 3/4 and 6/8 time. The phrase starts in the second beat of 3/4 bar, and ends in the first beat of the 3/4 bar. You can see the score and will understand much better.
The tonality is A, in flamenco mode, that is, on andalucian cadence: Dm, C, Bb and A. Bb and A are the most used chords.
I´ve inserted a backing track, although I´ve played the lesson without it, because it allows you to practice with a flamenco "cajón". I hope you enjoy it!
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
