Music Theory for Flamenco

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rogeliocan

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Joined: Nov. 23 2009
From: Canada

Music Theory for Flamenco

I found this PDF online on flamenco music theory. Another part to clearing the fog. Hope you will find it useful.

members.cox.net/buleriachk/Private/Theory.pdf

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TANúñez

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Joined: Jul. 10 2003
From: TEXAS

RE: Music Theory for Flamenco (in reply to rogeliocan)

I just noticed your avatar! LOL. All this time I just though this guy has one hell of a stretch. Then I noticed the extra finger! Your tremelo must be insane! Buying gloves must be a pain in the ass though.

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Paul Magnussen

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From: London (living in the Bay Area)

RE: Music Theory for Flamenco (in reply to rogeliocan)

quote:

members.cox.net/buleriachk/Private/Theory.pdf

This looks good generally, but there are some peculiarities — For instance, it says the tonality of Rondeña is F# Phrygian, whereas actually it's C# Phrygian.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 20 2010 18:53:35