Granaina

by Sergio Dorado

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- berko13th April 2009
  How come this lessons wasn't featured on the front page under "New Lessons"?
  
  Anyway, this type of playing is may favorite among all the flamenco types... Al Christie did a great Granaina lesson as well and this is pure perfect!
  
  Tasty playing man!
- berko13th April 2009
  Ok, my bad, I was a bit early...
- Kristofer Dahl13th April 2009
  Beautiful Sergio - I love you chops!
- Kuba Szafran13th April 2009
  Such a beautiful composition, great job Sergio!
- Ivan Milenkovic13th April 2009
  Superb tone and feel, you are awesome flamenco player!
- Bogdan Radovic13th April 2009
  Amazing lesson Sergio! I love this style!
- Chokehold13th April 2009
  Great Lesson, nice to see you again
- Carlos Carrillo13th April 2009
  lovely!! Really beautiful lesson!The Flamenco music inspires me very much!
- Gerardo Siere13th April 2009
  Me encantan tus lecciones Sergio!
- kaznie_NL13th April 2009
  Neat'o!!
- coffeeman13th April 2009
  Beautiful!
- Lester13th April 2009
  very impressive!
- Sergio Dorado13th April 2009
  Thanks a lot guys!
- ItsMe13th April 2009
  wow. Do you have any recordings out btw ?
- Pedja Simovic13th April 2009
  Sergio just AWESOME!
- Lian Gerbino13th April 2009
  excellent man!!!
  
  encuentro un poco de aire de Bulería o estoy ekivocado?
  
  salutes! exelente lesson!
- Jad Diab13th April 2009
  Really beautiful
- Sergio Dorado13th April 2009
  QUOTE (Chris76 @ Apr 13 2009, 10:45 PM)
  wow. Do you have any recordings out btw ?
  
  Hi. I don´t have any recordings of flamenco music. I participated in a CD and DVD recording with the Orquesta de Guitarras de Barcelona, playing classical guitar.
  
  QUOTE (Lian Gerbino @ Apr 13 2009, 11:46 PM)
  excellent man!!!
  
  encuentro un poco de aire de Bulería o estoy ekivocado?
  
  salutes! exelente lesson!
  
  ¡Gracias, pibe!
  Las bulerías son más rápidas (generalmente acompañadas de percusión), con continuos cambios de acento y donde el ritmo tiene un papel fundamental. El toque de Granaína se podría emparentar más con la soleá, puesto que, aunque éste último tiene compás y la Granaíne es libre, comparten un aire común de toque solemne y profundo. Las bulerías, por el contrario, pertenecen a lo que se denomina toques festeros, que - como su nombre indica - se interpretan con ánimo de fiesta y diversión (ejemplo de ello son las palmas por bulerías).
- AlexLion14th April 2009
  This is beautiful! And your technique is outstanding!
- Stephane Lucarelli14th April 2009
  Thanks for this beautiful lesson Sergio !
- Piotr Kaczor14th April 2009
  I love all your lessons, Sergio! Simply beautiful!
- Marcus Siepen14th April 2009
  Absolutely awesome, killer lesson
- Sinisa Cekic14th April 2009
  Beautiful indeed , i like it very much
- Dejan Farkas18th April 2009
  So tender and lovely
- Emir Hot27th April 2009
  that's how master does it awesome man
- Jose Lassaga1st May 2009
  Great lesson Sergio!!! I love Spain's music!!!
- enrique de murcia11th September 2009
  Hola, Sergio
  soy nuevo en GMC, y me he apuntado, en parte por tus falsetas y en parte por los riff de Gabriel Leopardi.
  
  La granaina está muy bien. Es tuya? es muy bonita.
  
  ya la he sacado. Con los videos a camara lenta y desde todos los angulos es muy asequible.
  
  A ver si sigues colgando estas falsetas tan bonitas.
  
  Un saludo desde Murcia.

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