RE: Flamenco Guitar

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RE: Flamenco Guitar

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Auda

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Joined: Sep. 28 2019

RE: Flamenco Guitar (in reply to Piwin)

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Well, I'd recommend a trip to Granada just for the city itself (which is just drop-dead gorgeous, but I'm biased :)

I am biased too. Spent a Christmas day wandering around the Alhambra. I have traveled around Spain quite a bit but unfortunately it was all during my guitar hiatus.

Cheers

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devilhand

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Joined: Oct. 15 2019

RE: Flamenco Guitar (in reply to Richard Jernigan)

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I will admit it wasn't my dream to learn to play flamenco. It was an obsession. Traveling a lot on business in the 1970s my technique began to suffer from lack of practice. Out of frustration I decided to quit, but found I couldn't, so I bought a flight case and started taking a guitar with me.

Thanks for sharing this. So true. If you are obsessed with something no matter how busy you are, you'll always find the time or a solution. You make that happen. I'm pretty sure you're a great flamenco/classical guitar player.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 16 2021 15:29:24