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Starting Out with Flamenco
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rob2966
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Joined: Dec. 7 2015
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RE: Starting Out with Flamenco (in reply to armanard)
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I have also been playing guitar for a while (30 years) but just started learning flamenco a few months ago. I also have the Paco Pena book but I think it is too advanced, especially if you are new to flamenco techniques, etc. I am working my way through the following book+CD, "Juan Martin - El Arte Flamenco de la Guitarra". I think it is a fantastic book for learning flamenco, in addition to the music and exercises, there is a lot of details about flamenco history, where the different styles originated from, etc. The pieces are essentially arranged in order of difficulty, and are quite representative of the styles. The only drawback, this publication seems to be out of print, so it can be difficult to track down. Later Rob
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Date Dec. 21 2015 22:31:47
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