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THis may be old news to all of you, I am a beginner so I do not have any idea how correct all this is, but it appears to be good info. I have the Juan Martin books/DVD's/CD's and the Graf Martinez Book/DVD/CD but his is cool to watch this guy on youtube.com:
RE: A really neat site to find all s... (in reply to Haizum)
Hi guys,
Yeah, I admire Sal for his approach to provide info for flamenco guitar players. He's a pretty good player himself.
I haven't been learning/playing flamenco for too long and started out with Juan Martin's teaching book/DVD/CD. It is well written material, easy to follow, sounds great for beginners. His material helped me a lot. I also use Juan Serrano's book/CD "Flamenco Guitar Basic Techniques" as well as the intermediate/advanced book "Guitar Journals Flamenco" by Ioannis Anastassakis. This book contains 6 original concert length pieces. Last but not least it is well worth checking out Adam del Monte's flamenco guitar lessons on https://www.newlearningvision.com/ . This guy just rocks! He also has some videos on YouTube.
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Joined: Apr. 21 2008
From: York, England
RE: A really neat site to find all s... (in reply to darylcrisp)
Yeh ya right there ted. As a re-born newbie I mailed him about the triplet rasgueado which I am having no end of trouble getting my head round (Guitar nearly merged with wall) and he replied within the day bless him. And what he suggested helped a great deal.
As for Juan Martin, I saw him when he came up to York a good few years back. Personally I think he is great. Got a video and book which I never used. Is the DVD El arte de flamenco (or something along those lines)?????