Tag Archives: falseta

Tientos

By miguel | Published: July 22, 2007
Here is another contribution, tientos. I have realised that there are so many other flamenco forms to add to the blog that I should just get started and record them, despite the extremely high interest in technical exercises. In fact more than 80% of the visitors to the site are looking for picado exercises. Maybe [...]
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Tangos with cajón and palmas

By miguel | Published: February 9, 2007
Recently I got an email asking if I would be interested in recording any more rhythm tracks apart from bulería and soleá already done. Here is a part of the mail: I spent in vain hours on the net to find realistic -natural and beautiful sound- palmas, something else than those awful synthetic metronome clapping I [...]
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The academy of flamenco guitar

By miguel | Published: January 17, 2007
Yesterday I came across a large web site managed by Chuck Keyser, based in Santa Barbara, USA, and I was most impressed. Here you can find very useful information for those starting out with flamenco, the table of contents includes: Flamenco guitar Falseta collections Compás analysis: solea, bulería, alegría and siguiriya, amongst other things.
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