Kristofer Dahl8th August 2010Very cool stuff as usual Sergio - love the new backings as well!
Bogdan Radovic8th August 2010Beautiful and relaxing sounding!
purple hayes8th August 2010Great stuff! I look forward to learning this.
Jerry Arcidiacono8th August 2010Very interesting lesson.
Digimortal9th August 2010such a unique technique, lovely.
Daniel Realpe9th August 2010very cool and learnable stuff!
Zsolt Galambos9th August 2010Love it! Very cool lesson, man!
Sergio Dorado10th August 2010Thanks everyone!
Stephane Lucarelli10th August 2010Sounds very great, as usual Sergio!
Ivan Milenkovic10th August 2010Simply awesome, love the way you play flamenco
Dejan Farkas11th August 2010Great stuff Sergio, love it
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Flamenco Metal Solo
Flamenco Metal, Phrygian dominant, Solo, Phrasing, Bending, Vibratoby Cosmin Lupu
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Hi Gmc and welcome to another lesson of our flamenco first pieces. Today we are going to play a tango, which is basically a rythmical style. So you must be very careful in all aspects like tempo, groove, accents, rythmical precision, etc. First memorize the lesson without backing, and play with the claps accompaniment only when you achieve some technical control. (For this I´ve included backings with different tempos)
One tip I give you is sometimes study only the right hand, putting left on the neck muting the strings. This will increase your precision when performing, also it is a good tool to memorize the piece.
I´ve used a capo on the second fret.
See you flamenco lovers!
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