[falseta]

Learning Mi Nino Curro by Paco de Lucia at the moment.

[Glamenco]

Hi all,

I am studying Paco de Lucía's Entre dos Aguas.

Also perfecting bulerias from Juan Martín's "El arte del flamenco" and a bit more from the same book.

[zanahorio]

I'm messing around with the siguiriyas palos (or is it palo?). Trying to make it sound like the guy on the solo compas cd (thank you 4shared!).

[johnguitar]

I am trying to learn "Bronce Gitano" as it has a little bit of many of the techniques in it. What it does not have you can add.

[Black Sheep]

Bularies in 'E'... I'm used to playing in 'A'. It's amazing how changing the chords in the compas can throw you back to a beginner...

[aziton1]

hi guys
Im wowrking now on 3 pieces
1-Asturias by Isaac Albeniz
2-Rumores (Malaguena De La Caleta) by Isaac Albeniz
3-Capricio Arabe By Fransisco Tarrega

Is that good??

[isvefur]

Hey do any know instruments name Caña Rociera and I just know it from flamenco, but where from I mean history about the Caña Rociera?

[meeuw]

In the four months I have lessons it was:
solea
tientos
farruca
and now
busy with
sevilla

[rupost]

Originally Posted by Glamenco

Hi all,

I am studying Paco de Lucía's Entre dos Aguas.

Also perfecting bulerias from Juan Martín's "El arte del flamenco" and a bit more from the same book.

Hi,

I´m also studying Entre dos Aguas. It´s fascinating how Paco with a few simple notes makes up a great melody, and how he makes the guitar sound with al those glissandi and po´s. I just started to study the melody by detail, but I´m afraid that the measures with the very fast notes will stay beyond my reach.
There is a guy fracasmiq on youtube with a very clarifying tutorial.
Did you see it? But I prefer to study bij listen to the original. Do you have Recommendations?