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Which Songs to Accompany
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sianturi
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Joined: Feb. 18 2007
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RE: Which Songs to Accompany (in reply to Georg)
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Hi GuxDiBux, try Sevillanas first - it's not pure flamenco, but a very good starting point. After half year of messing around trying to master tirititran part of Alegrias, I switched to Sevillanas, and this made sense immediately. You find yourself able to accompany others or yourself singing and/or dancing. Hint: Don't understimate the 'simple' Sevillanas rasgeo pattern, practice with metronome and work on the sound. Sevillanas - Trad. - Mírala Cara a Cara Intro /: Am / Am / E / Am :/ 1. Am F E Am Mírala cara a cara, qué es la primera. Am Es la primera, A7 Dm Mírala cara a cara, qué es la primera. E Am Mírala cara a cara, qué es la primera. Es la primera, A7 Dm y la vas seduciendo a tu manera, E Am y la vas seduciendo a tu manera. Estribillo: A7 Dm Esa gitana, Am esa gitana, F7 E esa gitana, F7 E se conquista bailando, Am por Sevillanas.
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