Thank You Joonas for your answer and honest opinion. You are a rare true inspiration and talented musician. I always wish you all the success. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for taking the time to answer Joonas, super helpful! I was in Sevilla last week (landed at home 2 hours ago :( ) and was invited to play (follow silently) with some great guitarists in the bars. Your answer really helps as they fly off into alt chords, inversions, crazy remates etc etc and I am like a deer in the headlights of a car :)
As usual awesome flamenco education. Joonas really enjoying your new book Flamenco guitar lessons Vol 1. Maybe in a future lesson you can share some of it with your followers. Also what make of Negra are you playing it sounds amazing Be well Amigo. James
Thank you for the answer, I'll certainly try to build something of my own on falsetas I know. I have another question regarding compas. When playing, what is the best way to learn how to stay in compas? Should I for example try to count the compas in my head while playing the falseta or maybe use palmas track with slow tempo?
Counting can be used at the beginning but you won't be able to continue like that as you increase into normal speed playing. You need to start feeling it. If you have problems with counting and playing I'd recommend you looking for compas that is "enumerado" so you can see/hear the numbers For example: th-cam.com/video/FIsXGw6osKQ/w-d-xo.html
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Thank You Joonas for your answer and honest opinion. You are a rare true inspiration and talented musician. I always wish you all the success. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
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Cheers! That's the truth :-)
Thanks for taking the time to answer Joonas, super helpful! I was in Sevilla last week (landed at home 2 hours ago :( ) and was invited to play (follow silently) with some great guitarists in the bars. Your answer really helps as they fly off into alt chords, inversions, crazy remates etc etc and I am like a deer in the headlights of a car :)
Cheers!
As usual awesome flamenco education. Joonas really enjoying your new book Flamenco guitar lessons Vol 1. Maybe in a future lesson you can share some of it with your followers. Also what make of Negra are you playing it sounds amazing Be well Amigo. James
Thanks! Actually there are some material in my channel already. If you check those playlists for beginners, advanced and superior.
Thank you for the answer, I'll certainly try to build something of my own on falsetas I know. I have another question regarding compas. When playing, what is the best way to learn how to stay in compas? Should I for example try to count the compas in my head while playing the falseta or maybe use palmas track with slow tempo?
Counting can be used at the beginning but you won't be able to continue like that as you increase into normal speed playing. You need to start feeling it. If you have problems with counting and playing I'd recommend you looking for compas that is "enumerado" so you can see/hear the numbers
For example: th-cam.com/video/FIsXGw6osKQ/w-d-xo.html
Then play with compas with almas, cajon, etc...
Thanks! I'll answer you in the next video.
:)