Bulerias Two-Count Flamenco Guitar Tutorial By Kai Narezo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2019
- Popular with Moraito and Tomatito, learn how to play Bulerias as a two-count for flamenco guitar from this tutorial by Kai Narezo.
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so happy I found your channel, excellent instruction and playing!
Just came across this and am so thrilled to learn from you.
So glad I found this channel. Been playing for years but never any style that required right hand finger techniques. After much contemplation bought a very nice Spanish guitar a week ago and started a new chapter of playing guitar. This channel is just what I need at this time. Thank you.
So glad it's helping!
These lessons are superb, Kai. I love that you sing the counts it helps me so much! Thank you!
Oleee tuu !!
Thank you 💛
Fabulous tutorial 👏 you unlocked things thank you
Amazing. great teacher... I'm in....
Great lesson. Thanks again Kai.
Excelente.
Thanks a lot...
Hi teacher, for that I love buleria Technique!! Thank you! 😍😍😍😍😗😗😙😙
Thanks
Love your Channel !
Glad you enjoy it!
Хорошо играешь .
You are so helpful thank you.
You're welcome!
I liked ,subcribed,and watched/listened over and over ....You are a Master!! Who inspires naturally, i can,t stop trying what you teach. so for me this is really great! This is a whole new area for me as a bassplayer seeking new challenges to explore on guitar... it feels like holding a totally new instrument in my hands and trying this lesson...i will proceed to practice and nail this lesson until i hopefully get right pfff that right hand of yours!!! when it is getting up to speed.....but ok,.. i know, practice,practice ,practice! thanks for sharing....
Odd question here, what is the action for the high and low E strings at 12th fret for that guitar?
hey thanks for your helpful and artistic uploads.
i wanna start flamenco using your videos but i dunno where to start from!
can u help me with that?
Hi Ramin! Email us at Preguntas@flamencoexplained.com and we'll set you up with a course that's right for you.
Very good breakdown of how to. A little time and it will get in my head.What guitar are you playing if i may ask? Cedar top? Thanks Kai.
It’s a spruce-top actually, though the color makes it tricky to see - a 1977 Conde
Always wonder why flamenco players say "12" when the actual "1" of the phrase is. The most logic way of counting in my opinion is instead of 12,1,2,3,4,5 | 6,7,8,9,10,11 is this way: 1and 2and 3and, 1and 2and 3and. Or even 1 2 3, 1, 2, 3 and subdividing every beat into sixteenth note in mind ( equivalent of subdividing every beat in traditional counting in half)
Hey - there are lots of ways of counting that make sense, or even more sense. Probably the single biggest reason we all count this way is that we all count this way :) So if you want to be able to communicate with other flamencos this is the language we use. Doesn't mean it's the best or most logical system, but there's just not much point in fighting it. It's easier to just get used to it.
I truly like the colour of the flamenco guitar . Do you recommend nylon nail extensions for people ( like me ) who have short nails . ? Thank You . Very interesting lesson . I bought a Yamaha CG-TA Classical , Very Comfortable .
You definitely want to have nails if at all possible. How long, and whether you want to do an artificial nail or reinforce your own nail, are very personal decisions.
Hey! What mic preamp for this recording? It sounds really good.
audioworksstudio That was probably a Neumann km84 through the Apogee Ensemble preamps. The guitar helps too!
I actually wanna know what the strumming is called
Yknow, the one where your thumb is on the last string?
Most of the strumming in flamenco is called Rasgueado.
Hi Kai! I am a flamenco dancer trying to help my guitarist find some bulerias por cante...do you have any videos?
Kelli Brown he should look at the discography of Camaron de la Isla, especially while he was accompanied by Paco de Lucía. He can also reach out to us at info@rdiaz.org for personal lessons to get him to speed much faster than studying the music alone.
Here is a sample of what we do at CFG Studios, of course we follow the Paco de Lucia style. th-cam.com/video/oZzWu9Q0cWM/w-d-xo.html
Hi kai, in the last compass variantion: ist it a 2 finger rasgueado or 3 finger rasgueado ? Watched it in slow motion an dozens of times but can´t find out ._7 Thanks a lot !
That's a two-finger rasgueado, which is way more common in a buleria.
Cheers,
Kai
There is a very common buleria phrase that seems to be holding the A with a G and open E (on the high e string). is there is lesson for this?
Not quite sure which one you're talking about. Got a link to something?
@@FlamencoExplained th-cam.com/video/11HzU6LCEvY/w-d-xo.html at 2.16mins in. Its like a little tail at the end of the A chord.
I like your guitar teacher would you like to tell me which one is this ?
That one's a 1977 Conde Hermanos - this model is referred to as a Guitarra de Pozuelo as they were made in the Conde workshop just outside of madrid in a suburb called Pozuelo de Alarcon. They were the model below the professional models, but often are really really good!
@@FlamencoExplained thanks 😊