That was really lovely ❤👏🏻. Which guitar are you using for this video? I love the space Juan Martin left in this piece...it let's everything breathe a bit.
Thank you for the nice feedback, I really appreciate it. This is my beloved Felipe Conde. I really like how Juan Martín gives us traditional material in a digestible manner. The more I listen to older flamenco the more I find his falsetas leaning onto real life flamenco pieces.
What really helped me a lot was actually learning Palmas patterns. I created my own Palmas and cajon tracks, which was a great exercise. Check out flamenco explained and flamenco maps, among others, they have great tutorials.
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Nicely done. I love a classic siguiriyas with minimal falsetas.
Smile in the end is the stamp of approval from the soul!
Very romantic. Thank you for the kind words
That is going to stick with me. You are correct. Thank you.
Cool… good one 👏
Ole! I love this! 👍👍
Thank you so much for the support. I really appreciate it 😄
Well done!!!
Thank you
Oleee! keep up David :)
Thank you, will do
That was really lovely ❤👏🏻. Which guitar are you using for this video? I love the space Juan Martin left in this piece...it let's everything breathe a bit.
Thank you for the nice feedback, I really appreciate it. This is my beloved Felipe Conde. I really like how Juan Martín gives us traditional material in a digestible manner. The more I listen to older flamenco the more I find his falsetas leaning onto real life flamenco pieces.
I'm doomed: when listening to the Flamenco Compas app, I can't tell where to come in... too many off-beats.
What really helped me a lot was actually learning Palmas patterns. I created my own Palmas and cajon tracks, which was a great exercise.
Check out flamenco explained and flamenco maps, among others, they have great tutorials.
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