Great lessons covering all Genre's here! My first inspiration to learn guitar was a Flamenco playeralmost eight years ago. Alas, at my age I just don't have the fingers to do it. But, this lesson might just get me back in the Music store looking for a reasonably priced Nylon String I cold spend hours working with this progression. I love your work man!! How old am I? In March (If I'm still here) I will be 75 and the joy I get from Guitar is amazing!!!
I'm in the same boat, older fingers learning new tricks. I'm in love with my Alvarez artist series AC65HCE classical acoustic-electric. A LOT of guitar for the money, beautifully crafted. Solid spruce top, abalone inlays, real bone saddle and nut
Enjoying this one immensely. Transcribed all the chords you mentioned and committing them to memory. Sounds great on my new Alvarez nylon string acoustic electric. Will donate to your coffers. You are a youtube treasure.
Wow... I learned more from that one lesson than I have in the past 5 years... I love the simplicity you bring to the guitar lesson which produces a beautiful complexity in sound... Awesome dude... Muchas Gracias...
It's very similar to Classic Samba here in Brazil. You should check out the song "As Rosas Não Falam" by Cartola, I hope you like it. Keep on the good work, I love your lessons!
man, i love you for all your videos. i just gotta pick up more easy stuff, till i get a little closer to your level and rewatch all those videos again...
+David Janes (Taylor Dreaming) Absolutely.. Being in the same key also contributed to that.. Also, this shed a VERY bright light on the theory behind Sunha Jung's cover of it. The person who arranged it did a brilliant job..
I don't know how to say this, and I know it won't do you justice. But I'm so thankful to you and all the lessons you give in your channel, all for free.. Thanks a lot for sharing, and I hope you'll continue it as I enjoy it very much and I learned a lot from your channel. Best wishes to you!
This is an awesome lesson! So much to learn, but all very doable for the average guitarist. I've wanted, lately, to learn flamenco style guitar and here we have an excellent lesson to begin that journey. Wow!
Thank you so much for this. You just gave an ocean to work with. I was looking for a scale to work with which sounds mysterious but you made it so easy! Thank you so much bro! God bless you for this! Rockstar!
I recently got into flamenco/spanish guitar, learning it by myself was a pain after years of playing metal. But you have all the tools for me improve, thanks a lot for these vids man!
I've been playing guitar for many moons now, and have tried flamenco strumming umpteen times - and given up. I just play an approximation of it. I usually bash away at this type of sound in Am / G / F / E. Bm is so much better. You learn something every day.
great lesson, I always was thinking about to combine some flamenco chords with basic chords to create some nice sound, thanks for introducing that, I have to learn that yet.
3:23 B minor scale 1st 3 2 0 2nd 3 2 0 3rd (4) 2 0 4th 4 2 0 5th 4 2 0 6th 3 2 0 4:04 B minor variations B minor -> B minor 7 remove pinky B minor 7 -> B add 11 flat 13 lift the barré except for 5th finger 6th string mute 4:44 A variations A 7 -> A 7 13 pinky on the 1st string A -> A sus 2 open 2nd string A sus 2 -> A sus 2 add 13 open 2nd string pinky on the 1st string A sus 2 add 13 -> A 7 sus 2 add 13 open 2nd string pinky on the 1st string 6:01 G variations G -> G 6 1st string open G 6 -> G major 7 second fret moves from 5th to 1st string this one gives you a pedal note to E 7:31 F# variations F# -> F# flat 9 pinky on the 5th fret, same string it's a signature flamenco chord switching from just these 2 versions F# flat 9 -> F# 11 and 7 lift the barré except for 6th string F# 11 and 7 -> F# flat 9 lift the middle finger from the 3rd string 12:16 lick 1 hammer on note note 12:23 lick 2 hammer on pull off wait pull off 14:18 base line connections e.g. using scale notes 5th D (2nd fret) A (open) 6th G (3rd fret) F# (2nd fret)
this was the first video from you that I watched. at the beginning I was like who is this dude trying to teach flamenco with that guitar ;) (I was too judgmental) but you are actually very to the point! thanks for the great lesson man. SO LOVE your dogs especially the older yawning one who got bored of flamenco and left.
wow ive know all these chords for a while now, and after watching this video ive never had so much fun playing with them and making my own sound! amazing video easy concept. i guess your i'am having easier time understanding your videos or its just that easy hahahhahaha. thank you for your content!
im a flamenco guitarrist and i follow your channel since i started playing (i like all sorts of music) and i got to say you can mix flamenco (mostly rumba, other subgenres dont get along too much) and blues really well... you should take a look to raimundo amador, he mixes really well both genres. greetings from spain man, nice video!
hey. i really like your tutorials. i picked up the guitar like 2 month ago and i wondered how easy it is to learn if you have a guy who gives excellent advice!!! THUMBS UP BIG TIME!!! i'd really like to know how to create the sound at 15:05. It looks easy but i'm not sure about the fingermovements. does this technique have a name?
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Ohh, Ohhh, Ohhh. This is such a great lesson. I know what I am doing tomorrow. Flamenco. Just freaking great.
You're an amazing teacher. Have learned so much from your channel. Much thanks!
Great lesson man, pure gold for us self-taught guitarists - thank you for sharing and keep up the good work!
That is definitely one of the most helpful videos about guitar I've seen on TH-cam. I bow down to you, really great material. Inspiring.
Great lessons covering all Genre's here! My first inspiration to learn guitar was a Flamenco playeralmost eight years ago. Alas, at my age I just don't have the fingers to do it. But, this lesson might just get me back in the Music store looking for a reasonably priced Nylon String I cold spend hours working with this progression. I love your work man!! How old am I? In March (If I'm still here) I will be 75 and the joy I get from Guitar is amazing!!!
I'm in the same boat, older fingers learning new tricks. I'm in love with my Alvarez artist series AC65HCE classical acoustic-electric. A LOT of guitar for the money, beautifully crafted. Solid spruce top, abalone inlays, real bone saddle and nut
Enjoying this one immensely. Transcribed all the chords you mentioned and committing them to memory. Sounds great on my new Alvarez nylon string acoustic electric. Will donate to your coffers. You are a youtube treasure.
Wow... I learned more from that one lesson than I have in the past 5 years... I love the simplicity you bring to the guitar lesson which produces a beautiful complexity in sound...
Awesome dude... Muchas Gracias...
The best lesson I've ever seen on youtube. Thank you so much .you've made my new years complete .I can use that forever .your the best man
Thank you so much for your lessons they are very helpful. ..I also like the fact that your dogs are good listeners too..so musically
Very good lesson, giving the basic theory but focussing on more on expression and experimentation 👌
It's very similar to Classic Samba here in Brazil. You should check out the song "As Rosas Não Falam" by Cartola, I hope you like it. Keep on the good work, I love your lessons!
You have got magical fingers synchronized with your soul, Amazing Teacher!
man, i love you for all your videos. i just gotta pick up more easy stuff, till i get a little closer to your level and rewatch all those videos again...
many thanks, trying to learn myself for couple years now on and off , almost gave up searching. my new inspiration. good teacher
Nice sequence. You can also add a harmonic minor scale (a#) over the first and last chords
Picking sounds like Hotel California. Love it.
+David Janes (Taylor Dreaming) Absolutely.. Being in the same key also contributed to that.. Also, this shed a VERY bright light on the theory behind Sunha Jung's cover of it. The person who arranged it did a brilliant job..
Hotel California chords are Flamenco, that's why Gypsy KIngs covered it
Bienvenidos al hotel California, such a loving place, such a lovely place
🎉🎉🎉 nice to meet you! Thxs for this. Just about at my understanding and capabilities. Your dog gives some great looks at the perfect times
I don't know how to say this, and I know it won't do you justice. But I'm so thankful to you and all the lessons you give in your channel, all for free.. Thanks a lot for sharing, and I hope you'll continue it as I enjoy it very much and I learned a lot from your channel. Best wishes to you!
This is an awesome lesson! So much to learn, but all very doable for the average guitarist. I've wanted, lately, to learn flamenco style guitar and here we have an excellent lesson to begin that journey. Wow!
Superb teaching. A great gift to us all. Thank you ! :)
I've been playing guitar for many years but only have started Spanish guitar now and your video's are great so keep up the good work
happy new year.and thanks for all fingerstyle tutoriales saludos desde tijuana México
Thank you so much for this. You just gave an ocean to work with. I was looking for a scale to work with which sounds mysterious but you made it so easy! Thank you so much bro! God bless you for this! Rockstar!
I recently got into flamenco/spanish guitar, learning it by myself was a pain after years of playing metal. But you have all the tools for me improve, thanks a lot for these vids man!
Thank you! Beautiful. I'm in love with flamenco sound. I'm going to wrestle with this lesson till I master it.
even though some people are being snobs to you sir---I hope you know that you are pride good! i dig your lessons! keep 'em up.
*pridy
I totally agree 👍
Great video. I'd love more on improvisation and I also would like to know more about how you go about creating your many fingerpicking arrangements.
Can't remember learning so much great stuff in a single lesson for a while. Thanks! Enough to keep busy for a while
You have provided the thread between the fabric. I thank you.
7:54 special thank you for this one!!!
You exude niceness! and great lessons, easy to understand. Thank you
VERY simple VERY good ... I really enjoyed it.
Thank you very much for your immense generosity!
There’s no better teacher. Thanks mate!
Great lesson; full of pearls! Thanks!
I've been playing guitar for many moons now, and have tried flamenco strumming umpteen times - and given up. I just play an approximation of it. I usually bash away at this type of sound in Am / G / F / E. Bm is so much better. You learn something every day.
Great stuff! I will get a lot of enjoyment from this lesson. Thank you!
Thanks a lot from Wilson in Nigeria
This is such a great lesson, yours always are
An absolutely brilliant lesson...very helpful...and fun. Thank you +++ 👍🙂
You are such a cool teacher
Great lesson! Loved the open barre chord.
You make the best videos man
great lesson, I always was thinking about to combine some flamenco chords with basic chords to create some nice sound, thanks for introducing that, I have to learn that yet.
Great lesson and just the right content easy to follow.
Man I love your approach, thank you
More of this please! Thanks for this lesson.
Great lesson, this really got me through a learning wall. Thanks!
Great video, really REALLY appreciate it. The G has the tension but I think F# resolves the tension.
3:23 B minor scale
1st 3 2 0
2nd 3 2 0
3rd (4) 2 0
4th 4 2 0
5th 4 2 0
6th 3 2 0
4:04 B minor variations
B minor -> B minor 7
remove pinky
B minor 7 -> B add 11 flat 13
lift the barré
except for 5th finger
6th string mute
4:44 A variations
A 7 -> A 7 13
pinky on the 1st string
A -> A sus 2
open 2nd string
A sus 2 -> A sus 2 add 13
open 2nd string
pinky on the 1st string
A sus 2 add 13 -> A 7 sus 2 add 13
open 2nd string
pinky on the 1st string
6:01 G variations
G -> G 6
1st string open
G 6 -> G major 7
second fret moves from 5th to 1st string
this one gives you a pedal note to E
7:31 F# variations
F# -> F# flat 9
pinky on the 5th fret, same string
it's a signature flamenco chord
switching from just these 2 versions
F# flat 9 -> F# 11 and 7
lift the barré
except for 6th string
F# 11 and 7 -> F# flat 9
lift the middle finger from the 3rd string
12:16 lick 1
hammer on
note
note
12:23 lick 2
hammer on
pull off
wait
pull off
14:18 base line connections
e.g. using scale notes
5th D (2nd fret) A (open)
6th G (3rd fret) F# (2nd fret)
excellent instruction - easy to sound like a Spanish guitarist after one tutorial. Thanks!!
this was the first video from you that I watched. at the beginning I was like who is this dude trying to teach flamenco with that guitar ;) (I was too judgmental) but you are actually very to the point! thanks for the great lesson man. SO LOVE your dogs especially the older yawning one who got bored of flamenco and left.
Thanks for all these lessons...very helpful to me....thank you big brother.....🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘
great lesson .. thanks so much for sharing .. i have learnt so much from your vids
Amazing good teaching
Great lesson ! Thank you for being part of the solution.Happy New year !
Great stuff mate. Thanks.
Dude I just love you.. You are the man
Thanks for the lesson! I will try to play something I like with this advices
And nice music at the end, I really liked it!
excellent presentation of a very useful technique.......thanks and
best regards
Beautiful lesson
thanks!
wow ive know all these chords for a while now, and after watching this video ive never had so much fun playing with them and making my own sound! amazing video easy concept. i guess your i'am having easier time understanding your videos or its just that easy hahahhahaha. thank you for your content!
you are a good instructor.. Keep going brother
Son, You are a great musician!! What I'd give to be starting over instead of finishing !!!!
Great lesson ,,,very helpful ,, and ease ,,,FUN,,,
I'm almost 2 years from when this tutorial was posted, but it's a little too fast for me yet. However, I really enjoy the lesson. Thanks! John
Man! Great lesson! Thanks for the tips.
Fantastic lesson ...
im a flamenco guitarrist and i follow your channel since i started playing (i like all sorts of music) and i got to say you can mix flamenco (mostly rumba, other subgenres dont get along too much) and blues really well... you should take a look to raimundo amador, he mixes really well both genres. greetings from spain man, nice video!
marduk111 is it in your channel??
Great lesson! Thanks!
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THE AMAZING VIDEO. . .
just look at the dogs expressions. best dogs reactions to a guitar lesson
what a lesson !!!! Loved it :)
Love it. Thank You so much.
You are too good man..thanks for all the stuff
Great Lesson! Thanks. Please make a tutorial for Michelle by the beatles. Greetings from Germany.
Very good video! Thanks a lot.
Very nice… as I’m more comfortable in Am and E, I use the Am Gm Fm Emaj progression instead.
yo man , great tutorial.You show a lot. You really should get a full fledged flamenco guitar
I just love the pups
I'm playing better every time I watch a lesson! Thank you
Great Video , I love it, thank you for sharing your Knowledge :)
i come to your channel seeking advice for the last lessson and yo give me a new lesson. thank you
really useful
great lesson thanks, love the dogs
thanks sir
I'm from indian but I can say Spanish guitarist are better than any countryyyyy love u Spanish guutarist
Dios MIO! Hats off for the INTRO \m/ ^_^ \m/ hahahaha You bring the Fuego
Tank u master i learn few
This is really, really nice. I'd love to figure out... how to make a hybrid delta blues/flamenco feeling style so I could stay with finger style..
around 15:00 u should see you ur dogs face 😂😂😂 he was like who the heck is he talking to all the time!! 😂😂😂
Ps- love ur videos
intro is always awesome 😂
Another great lesson....thanks a lot from sunny Spain!
Spanish guitar is the most difficult🎸🎶🔥🔥🔥Olééééé💃🕺🔥❤️🔥
Commenting so more people see this, learned so much in a single video lol.
awesome
hey. i really like your tutorials. i picked up the guitar like 2 month ago and i wondered how easy it is to learn if you have a guy who gives excellent advice!!! THUMBS UP BIG TIME!!!
i'd really like to know how to create the sound at 15:05. It looks easy but i'm not sure about the fingermovements. does this technique have a name?
Perfecto ! Maravilloso!
Огромное спасибо!!!
Dog : Shut up with words and just play something slow, someone is trying to sleep here