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gav777

Posts: 10
Joined: Apr. 8 2016
From: Sunny but freezing Scotland

Multiple Learning Book Quandary

Hello,

I've come into possession of a job lot of flamenco teaching books.

I'm reasonably proficient in classical terms but a beginner at Flamenco.

I was thinking of working through 1-3 of the books below in a structured manner, but wondering how best to approach this ?

Also, are they are any that should be em,'jettisoned' ...

Flamenco Guitar Method: vols: 1 +2 Gerhard Graf-Martinez - no media for vol 1 though.

El Arte Flamenco de la Guitarra: Guitar Method - Juan Matin
The Exciting Sound of Flamenco by Juan Martin
Play Solo Flamenco Guitar with Juan Martin Vol. 1 & 2 (with media)

(the former two older books)

Mel Bay presents The Keys to Flamenco Guitar, Volume 1 by Dennis Koster
The Keys To Flamenco Guitar, Part II (Advanced) by Dennis Koster

Mel Bay presents Flamenco Guitar - Mel Agen
A Folksinger's Guide to Flamenco Guitar by Mariano Cordoba
La Guitarra en el Flamenco by Rogelio Reguera
Juan Serrano - Flamenco Guitar Basic Techniques

Thanks
G

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