Flamenco Guitar Chord Progressions With Solea Por Bulerias - Tutorial by Kai Narezo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2020
- In this video we use Soleá Por Bulería to look at how to take the basic flamenco chord progression and expand it into something longer and a bit more varied. We examine how to use secondary dominant chords within the progression, and then at the end we look at some of the really useful dominant chord voicings (grips, shapes whatever you want to call them) and how to use those in flamenco or any other style of music.
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It’s an advanced course, with everything you need to know to feel comfortable playing Soleá Por Bulerías and some pretty challenging falsetas.
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Always a pleasure to see you helping out flamenco community including me, thank you.
Dale Kai!!!🔥💯
the best flamenco professor by far: Kai Narezo
Aww - thanks!
you are by far the best guitar teacher ever❤
Just what I needed gracias. I want to internalize the Compás not learn a. Lot of flashy falsetas without that foundation.
I come for the awesome Spanish guitar lesson!
But, I keep returning just to hear those Immortal words:
"Hi! ..I AM Kai!"
Excellent as always Kai... i wont give up with people like you around!
So nice to hear this - thanks!
Thanks from Canarias
Thank you very much for this. Made my life easier!
Tons of advanced knowledge! Thanks Kai!
As soon as you finished your live on chords, i started to look a the dominants!!! its gonna change the way i play music!! thank you so much!
The only person I know who can make chord theory interesting :)
Thanks Richard!
Excellent video! Super Helpful!
Tons of useful information
Your in my top 5 flamenco instructor's
Pure gold, form and phrases explained simply and brilliantly. 🙏🏻
thank you!!
thanks this was super helpful
Brilliant. Thank you so much
Thank u ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!!!!!
Great video my friend 🌼😄
Maestro, you're a treasure !
Thanks Ed!
Thank you so much for your channel. As I research guitars, would you say that it is easier to hold down the strings on a Flamenco Guitar than on a Classical guitar, since Flamenco guitars have a lower action? My mom was a Flamenco Dancer, and I also love classical guitar, so I want to learn both. Thank you again 😊
Such a good lesson! Although on-screen chord diagrams would make it even better (just my opinion).
You always have a lot of usefull content, to say the least.It would be helpful if you would divide your Videos into sections, where people can jump to. Besides, great lessons love your videos ❤
7:50 OMG my dog just passed behind my after that!
Which Conde is this? Thanks
Great video Kai! Could you recomend a particular model for an experienced steel string player to transition to flamenco? Codoba F7's, F10's, and Kramona Rosa Blanca are easy to find in my area.
Hey Phil - I’m not familiar with the Kramona (Cremona?), but those two Cordobas are both really good options. I’d take the f10 if you can afford it. And if there’s anywhere where you can choose from among a few f10 definitely go and pick one that feels and sounds right to you. But if you don’t have that option they’re still really solid guitars and you probably won’t go wrong.
@@FlamencoExplained Thank you Kai! I hope to play like you one day!
I wish there was a lesson that talked about the scales in particular to use over flamenco progressions
Check out Adam del Monte's channel
I can’t quite see what your left hand is doing.
An image of the chord finger placement would be helpful
Thank you dear kai
What is por medio?
Por medio is what we call it when we play in A phrygian. Even if we're using a capo (so that it's not actually A anymore) we still call it Por Medio when we use those chord shapes.
Cheers,
Kai
Kai, If I have played guitar for several years, but never flamenco do you have a reccomended viewing?
Well, for learning to play I recommend FlamencoExplained.com! As for viewing to become familiar with flamenco, I recommend watching everything you can in TH-cam. And don’t just look for flamenco guitar - search flamenco cante (singing) and baile (dancing) as well. It’s incredibly helpful and inspiring to see the guitar together with the other elements!
@@FlamencoExplained duly noted!
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Kai, this is brilliant! Expanded my knowledge inescapably. Check my vid “Secondary Dominance”. Just threw it up, thanks to your explanations. Lemme know ya looked at it. Thanks man!
What model guitar is that Kai?
That's a 1969 Conde :)
What strings are those sir ?
Those are La Bella 2001 flamenco strings