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flyhere
Posts: 121
Joined: Dec. 17 2012
From: California, USA
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Hello from Southern Calif.
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Hi All, I'm new here, seems like a great place, with some good info. I studied classical guitar at a music academy for 2-3 years in my younger days, played on and off over the years. Zero knowledge of flamenco playing, but this is what I really want to learn. So after reading as much as I can find on the internet, I dusted off my old classical guitar, bought Dennis Koster's The Keys... and started, trying to practice about an hour daily, and I think I will supplement that with the Graf-Martinez's book. Hopefully I can find a teacher in the area and can find the funds for some in-person lessons. And of course, hopefully sometime soon can justify buying a real flamenco guitar. Cheers fly
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