LIVE - Seguirilla Compás - Ask Kai Narezo

A LIVE explanation on Segurillas Compás. Bring your questions for Kai and play along!
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[@landonpalmer5934]

Looking forward to the course! I feel pretty confident with this palo, but always welcome new falsetas and compas variation.

[@zitounio1979]

Thank you maestro !

[@awells4202]

I feel you really explain this so well. Can you recommend a Seguiriyas for dance? It is difficult to find, but I love it! Thank you so much!

[@mazdakmehraz7527]

Thank you💛

[@FlamencoExplained]

You're very welcome!

[@JosSae2]

Top. Yes, the pace and slowing down is a matter setting, feel and what you want to express. Correct?

[@FlamencoExplained]

Yes to feeling and expression, always with the caveat that you stay in compás!
Cheers,
Kai

[@eldiabloramon]

Hi i have a question, are there any flamenco techniques used for bass? And if so what are the differences between using those techniqes on bass vrs guitar?

[@FlamencoExplained]

So I’m not a bass player, but I’d say that in general flamenco bass players are using more or less normal bass techniques. I’ve seen folks play around with tremolo and with abanico-style rasgueados, and of course scales and arpeggios are already pretty similar between guitar and bass. Did I understand your question correctly?

[@eldiabloramon]

​ @Flamenco Explained yes. i was wondering because i have watched some videos on "Slap bass" and some of the techniques look simulacra in concept, although, they do not use the same Compas. I know in some Sabicas pieces the "Flamenco Thumb" is use quite alot, and was wondering if that can also be used on electric bass - with out shredding your fingers....

[@georgerobinson6500]

How much is it in stiriing?Love to join if not too expensive

[@FlamencoExplained]

You can try it free for 7 days, but wait until the seguirilla course comes out if that’s why you’re joining - should be another week or so. It’s $19.99 us a month or 199 a year for access to everything on the site. Cheers!

[@christopherlord3441]

Is it my imagination or are there lots of edits because even Kai finds it difficult to match up the playing and the counting?

[@djebranebelahmeur832]

Blabla over 🤕

[@johndillon9760]

Spain is a western country …. Referring to ‘western music’ in contrast to flamenco …. Is wrong!

[@chandlerisbell4908]

I know this is late, but by “western music” he is specifically referring to western classical music theory.