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mark indigo -> RE: Learning from Solo Compas CDs? (May 27 2009 10:34:18)
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just listen.... for a couple of years.... then you will start to get it! [:D][:D][:D]
sorry, it's kind of a joke, but it's kind of serious too, you can't listen to this stuff too much.
listen to the "palo con guitarra" tracks, and the escobilla tracks etc., very repetitive, and very simple, and very necessary to master
just off the top of my head, if you listen to the "tangos con guitarra" tracks, it's mostly B flat and A.... maybe a C chucked in occasionally.
the solea escobillas are mostly, if not all, F (maj7), C, F, E
if you don't know these chords, or how they work in compas, get a basic/beginners flamenco book/DVD
edit; ok, i just checked, the Tangos (2) is capo 3,
Bflat, A,
Bflat, A
Bflat, C(9),
Bflat, A
the solea uses the basic "escobilla" falseta that is in all the beginning methods, or varations of, and the chords i mentioned above, capo 6
the solea por buleria is A to Bflat and back to A all within a compas (capo 2), with some Bflat, C(9), Bflat, A compas'
the alegrias (2) is E - B7, B7 - E within a compas (capo on 2), and occasionally a C thrown in, E - B7, C - B7 - E, again within a compas, and sometimes there is a compas of A - E - B7 - E (it starts with this). also there is E maj7 sometimes, which gives it a slightly different sound
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