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flyeogh -> A special lesson (Sep. 27 2019 14:43:43)
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Just back from a 90 minute lesson with Moises in Jerez de la Frontera. It was perhaps the best lesson I've ever had but I can't really say why.
We burnt some time discussing football and about him learning [or not] English - so not a packed 90 mins).
I drove the lesson as always (I follow an online course so don't want two distinct routes).
We covered a complex chord progression, Solea, Fandangos and finally Farruca. We changed a few Rasqueos.
I played, he played, we played together (but totally informally, I just joined in when, as he does, he went with the flow [:D]).
I knew it was going to be good as before, when I had 25 mins waiting on the platform for the train, I played and all went incredible well. A guy sat on the bench about 7 metres from mine (there were a dozen other benches and the platform was empty). Not sure how much he heard but he didn't run away (or sadly offer any money[8|]). But I felt good in the Andalusian sun.
Now back home I see some things with greater clarity, I have a way forward for a couple of things, I have a bit of focus on Flamenco guitar as opposed to any other genre (just something Moises shared).
15 Euros I don't regret spending [:D]. Anyone else get something out of a special lesson, but perhaps can't exactly say why? Or maybe you can?
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