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henrym3483 -> Cordoba visit Flamenco recommendations (Oct. 24 2018 14:10:37)

Off for very short notice, trip to Barcelona, and gonna take a three day trip to Cordoba also.

Any recommendations for flamenco guitar shops, music book shops or a place to take in a show in Cordoba?



Paul Magnussen -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 24 2018 17:14:08)

Exactly when will this be?



henrym3483 -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 24 2018 17:47:45)

from approx the 10th - 18th of Nov 2018



rombsix -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 24 2018 23:11:02)

From the title, I thought you wanted to sell the Anders and buy a Cordoba guitar. [:D][8D]



Ricardo -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 25 2018 12:11:44)

Gipsy king model 😂



rombsix -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 25 2018 17:34:56)

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Gipsy king model 😂


[:D][8D]



henrym3483 -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 25 2018 17:56:39)

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Gipsy king model 😂





ramzi,

i'm working on that rumba stroke from yer youtube, but the Bm chord pretzel chord is a bollix to get the change on in time



mrstwinkle -> RE: Cordoba visit Flamenco recommendations (Oct. 25 2018 18:06:31)

Take a coat. Cordoba can be blooming freezing.



mark indigo -> RE: Cordoba visit Flamenco recommendations (Oct. 25 2018 18:12:27)

go to the flamenco centre in Posada del Potro in the Plaza del Potro and see if there are any free cante recitals - caught Antonio Porcuna "El Veneno" accompanied by El Chaparo (hijo) completely by accident a couple of weeks ago by wandering in half an hour before it was due to start! They have a series of free events on Sundays at the moment.

Of the tablaos you can wander around the little streets of the Juderia near the Mezquita and listen at the doorways of the restaurants. Some seemed a bit basic and/or tired - but the Patio Cordobes (also a hotel and with a tourist tat shop fronting the street) had Niño Seve on the end of the week we were there, and another really good guitarist at the beginning of the week. Again, we heard it from the street and wandered into the shop, so you can check out who is on and if they are any good. To actually get into the patio you have to eat, and the food is ok but over priced.



rombsix -> RE: Cordoba recommendations (Oct. 26 2018 2:53:52)

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but the Bm chord pretzel chord is a bollix to get the change on in time


Agreed... It gets easier as you practice it more.



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