1951 Faustino Conde | Richard Brune
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video Richard Brune will Play the 1951 Faustino Conde and will demonstrate this guitar in action. Go to our website and see our classical guitars.
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Bravo, well done. Cheers
This was incredibly beautiful and impressive! From playing quite a few cheap classical guitars, i must say that this sounds absolutely heavenly!
Wonderful!
Awesome video!
awesome
Magic fingers 👌👌
Great Video
What is the title of this song, composer?
Flamenco doesn't work that way. Each player (especially a working pro as R.E. Bruné was) puts together pre-existing material and some innovations in one of a fairly small number of musical forms, each with its own rhythm and structural conventions. You'll find similar material to this played by Sabicas and others. The formal way to learn this material is by ear. But there are collections of transcribed material available, either as collections of 'falsetas' (melodic sections which are the building blocks for a piece like this). Should you find a similar piece by a famous player such as Sabicas, chances are you can find the whole transcribed so it can be learned that way.
@@AndSendMe Thank you very much for this fantastic explanation. I play rudimentary classical guitar and would like to approach the art of Flamenco. Could you point me to some literature as well as books to build a theoretical foundation?
@@giuseppeg.8461 You will find many threads with similar questions at the foroflamenco. Do you want to "play flamenco pieces", or do you want to become a "flamenco guitarist"? Do you want to play in the modern style or more like the players of the middle of the 20th century? To play more like Bruné, start with Juan Martin's FIRST book "El Arte Flamenco de la Guitarra", look on TH-cam for Spanish, older teachers' 'how to' videos to help. Juan Greco's book is also good and very sensible in the building blocks. Look at Oscar Herrero's videos and consider his books. For more modern you could start with Graf-Martinez' book. Be wary of people who didn't learn from Spanish teachers. (They might be fine but it's an easy rule of thumb to cut out a lot of pretenders at the beginning.)
@@AndSendMe many thanks for providing these valuable pointers.
Santuario Paco Pena it must be.