Flamenco Granaina Lesson

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   The Granainas comes from the region of Granada in the south of Spain.
It is a free form and has no stricked tempo as you can play each part as you want, with your own feeling,but it has a 3/4 feel to it.
The backing track is just a rough tempo you can try once you know how to play all the parts.



     Lesson Questions, Feedback & Comments



spdalton
post 25th September 2007


Member


beautiful!
Juan M. Valero
post 25th September 2007


Instructor


yeah, very good lesson, sounds pretty !!
Muris Varajic
post 25th September 2007


Instructor


Nice,love it!
Gabriel Leopardi
post 25th September 2007


GMC Coordinator & Instructor


This is so nice! I'll learn this one!
al christie
post 25th September 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Thanks guy's your too kind.
Gustavo
post 26th September 2007


Member


one day i gonna learn this, but its too difficult XD

i love flamenco style

thx biggrin.gif and very nice lesson
Jeff Curtis
post 26th September 2007


Instructor


good job man i like it!
Gen
post 25th September 2007


Member


Wow really cool, it gives me chills at 1:00 biggrin.gif:D
Ben N
post 26th September 2007


Instructor


love that style!! and the spanish touch smile.gif
PacmanProductions
post 26th September 2007


Member


+1 with Gen (but i had chills from the beginning smile.gif ) Granada is a beautiful place
al christie
post 26th September 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Thanks Gen and Pacman, Im trying to get the next lesson up and running and I have more to come.
adam1302
post 1st October 2007


Member


love it here i like this kind of music smile.gif
al christie
post 3rd October 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Fandangos de huelva is coming soon as well as a Solea strictly rythm.
al christie
post 9th October 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Rumba is coming very soon.
Vinod Saranga
post 14th October 2007


Acoustic Instructor


Cool lesson,can't escape from listening again and again
al christie
post 19th October 2007


Flamenco Instructor


More coming soon.
al christie
post 19th October 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Some tremolo lessons coming soon.
nathasion
post 31st October 2007


Member


awsome, simply awsome!!!!

but please please, show us again about the rasquados, I know you have already done a lesson about it, but I need something more detailed...

Thank you, that's so.....!!!
al christie
post 6th November 2007


Flamenco Instructor


Be patient I hurt myself in a road accident and am in recovery.
Hemlok
post 12th November 2007


Member


I am sorry to hear that Al! I hope you have not done too much damage and I thank you for your wonderful lessons.
nathasion
post 20th November 2007


Member


sorry too about this, wish you prompt recoevery!!
Ivan Milenkovic
post 10th December 2007


Instructor


Very very nice. Excellent execution smile.gif
al christie
post 13th February 2008


Flamenco Instructor


Back in action, thanks for the well wishes.
al christie
post 11th April 2008


Flamenco Instructor


Hi thanks for your comments, I want to do some more, but unfortunately at the moment I have so many students, I have no time to do video editing.
I will try as soon as I can to do some more.
Carlos Carrillo
post 6th May 2008


Instructor


this lesson is fantastic Kris!!!


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