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Kristofer Dahl15th September 2007This is great Al - welcome to gmc! 
boy_sets_fire715th September 2007wow i love this kind of music 
jonasrolf15th September 2007great
timono15th September 2007love it, welcome to gmc
Iluha15th September 2007Great, Iv'e allways wanted to learn these kind of techniques!
visi0n15th September 2007great, and welcome at GMC
Vinod Saranga15th September 2007Nice Flamenco tecniques there Al and nice explanation,Keep good pieces coming
The Uncreator15th September 2007Great first lesson, all of us have been waiting for this lesson!
Rockwouldbe15th September 2007we Fianly have it. Wooow
al christie15th September 2007Hi Everyone,
thanks for your wonderful welcome, I am
Preparing some lessons at the moment, A Solea and an Alegrias, 2 basic forms to start you on your way before we get more complex.
Ryan16th September 2007Wow this i swear, looks like teh hardest lesson on GMC IMO!! great job man!!
Muris Varajic15th September 2007This is wonderful Al!!
Great rasqueados,must try it at once!!
Awesome first lesson tho!
Jenkinson16th September 2007Rasgueado is a flamenco technique that I am not accustomed to. This will take quite some time to work up to tempo, at which it sounds astonishing.
nrpstreetballa16th September 2007do u think u will ever make a lessen for la malengue
Gabriel Leopardi16th September 2007Welcome Al!! Excelent first lesson! I like this style!
gabriel.-
Iluha15th September 2007Only now noticed it but this is done with a capo on the 2nd fret. so for all those still havn't noticed it, get that capo 
Lester15th September 2007this is just great!!
i never thought i would be able to learn this style of music.
Thank for this lesson!!
Robin15th September 2007Ooh great!!
ace_frehely16th September 2007incredible...welcom to gmc!!!
PacmanProductions16th September 2007YES!!!!! EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!!!
GroovinMastiff16th September 2007Excellent! Way to add to the diversity GMC 
Gustavo16th September 2007i don't have nails 
but i love flamenco
great lesson
shredmandan16th September 2007Great first lesson!I love how your strumming the strings and tapping the body near the end.Very nice
dk216th September 2007hey good lesson but can i tune the guitar in f# instead of having a capo?
Andrew Cockburn16th September 2007Cool first lesson Al, well done!
Jakub Luptovec16th September 2007ah.... my heart is bleeding.. I wanted to learn flamenco so badly.. but yesterday, I cut my fingernails... rawr... btw. make more of your lessons plsss I love this still of music and I want to learn more of this:-P and then mix it with shred:-D ^^
al christie17th September 2007I have added a couple of backing rhythm tracks, you neeed to practise reeeeally slow before attempting to play with a rhythm track, but it gives you something to work with later, because timing is all important in Flamenco.
al christie17th September 2007I will do a Malaguena very soon!
al christie17th September 2007you can play this piece easily without the capo, the tab is the same.Its just a very typical flamenco thing,where you have a brighter sound for the rasgueados.All the singers sing if different keys, so if you have the capo, you can keep the same open chords.
edgor6717th September 2007Kris,
I don't know who/what is more beautiful. Luciana or this music. I have tears in my eyes (and not from too much garlic either).
g
PacmanProductions17th September 2007Al, Malaguena is my song man! gosh i'd love for u to make a lesson on it... theres so many different verisons that its funny...
al christie17th September 2007Very soon, I have just finished a Solea intro, hopefully it will be up shortly, ask Kristofer.
al christie17th September 2007I think Luciana is definitely more beautiful.
But thanks for the comment.
Cherio18th September 2007very beutiful Al! btw... nice name
(Al's my name too )
Juan M. Valero18th September 2007Great lesson, it's very difficult that partiular playing, so congratulations for your great work 
Understudy21st September 2007Very nice indeed !! and welcome to GMC. I have an old nylon string guitar in the closet, I need to get new strings but when I do I am learning this stuff for sure.
al christie24th September 2007A closet is no place for a guitar.
al christie24th September 2007al christie25th September 2007The Granaina is up and running.
al christie3rd October 2007Fandangos de huelva is coming soon as well as a Solea strictly rythm.
al christie9th October 2007Rumba is coming very soon.
al christie19th October 2007My videos must be good, nobody's asking me lots of questions.
nathasion22nd October 2007hi Al,
as yu see, everything comes in time,
for being honest, I don't get the rasquados part, since you didn't do a slow video for the part of the piece with rasquados. Indeed your video about the technics itself is good, but when I want to apply it and play the piece, the video 1 is to fast for getting it.
Thank you ang even though, good job!!
al christie24th October 2007nathasion25th October 2007thanks
besip27th October 2007nice breathing
Farbror Kudde29th October 2007Very nice btw I wonder if the beginning is influenced by La Cathedral by Agustin Barrios Mangoré, cause it sounds very alike ^^
al christie6th November 2007I'll have to have a listen
Barnea7th November 2007damn this sounds so good.. but i need tabs
joetallawanda9th November 2007That was awesome and very fun to learn. I'd swear you were El Mariachi himself.
Do you have a guitar case with M16's in it and stuff?
giuseppe12th December 2007right now im practicing the classical section its a bit easier but flamenco is a definite goal soon im gonna nail this :-)
JukeboxHero23rd January 2008This is really great. You should try your hand at a mariachi lesson.
al christie11th April 2008Hi 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.
Barnea4th May 2008i think something is messed up in the video somewhere in 00:30
edited for language by rokchik
