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Jenny -> Encuentros? (Sep. 27 2007 16:18:40)
Hi, I was at the Jeronimo Maya course with John O and others, and people were talking about a set of teaching DVDs called (I think) Encuentros, done by v. good guitar players (I think Paco Peña and definitely Moraito, among others...) Can't find em anywhere - have I got the wrong name or am I looking in the wrong places? It's payday and I want to get one quick, before the bills go out! Cheers, Jenny

Ricardo -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 27 2007 16:33:45)
http://www.flamenco-teacher.com/store?cat=gidvd

henrym3483 -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 27 2007 16:54:23)
www.encuentro.ch or www.flamenco-world.com and search under guitar dvds http://www.lafalseta.com/Encuentro_Videos.html

Jenny -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 27 2007 18:06:22)
Thanks! Flamenco World seems to be the cheapest so I'll go with that, Jenny

Arash -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 27 2007 21:06:21)
Paco Pena? Paco Pena never did any teaching video as far as i know. I would buy Moraito and Pepe Habichuela. these are the best imo. to learn falsetas Chicuelo and Tomatito are also good. But more difficult. Gerardo Nunez is nice but very difficult if you want to learn the falsetas. But good technique parts. Merengue de Cordoba, Paco Serrano, Enrique de Melchor and Rafael Riqueni are ok but the other ones are definately better.

Jenny -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 28 2007 11:52:51)
Yeah, realised he hadn't done one when I saw them - don't know where I got that from! Thanks for the advice! - I think I'll start with Pepe habichuela and see how I get on, Jenny

Ricardo -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 29 2007 21:16:23)
http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=15971&appid=&p=&mpage=1&key=encuentro%2Cnunez%2Ctomatito&tmode=&smode=&s=#16028 EDIT REPRINT FROM AUDIO UPLOAD SECTION: Thing about Nuñez, is you have a TOP player explaining techinique with short easier falsetas, and traditional falsetas too, for the first HOUR. Second hour is the hard material for advanced players. So more bang for the buck IMO. Most of the other vids are about an hour. Cante accomp. vid is 2 hours I think, but read my comments above. Most of the others are just the falsetas of which ever guy, so I would not say Habichuela or Morao is easier than Tomatito for example. All hard or easy deepending on how YOU approach learning.

JasonM -> RE: Encuentros? (Sep. 30 2007 15:47:35)
Even if you are not at the level of the video, they are still worth getting. Many of us get them in part just to see one of our favorite guitarist playing up close for an hour or so. by the way, I emailed encuentro a few months ago to ask about their next dvd. They said they are currently working on converting the existing library to dvd. But also that something "may" be in the works in the future. LOL. At leat they responded. That was nice of them.

Stu -> RE: Encuentros? (Oct. 1 2007 1:07:01)
quote: I emailed encuentro a few months ago to ask about their next dvd. They said they are currently working on converting the existing library to dvd Did they mention if they will be putting subtitles on them??? Stu

Ricardo -> RE: Encuentros? (Oct. 1 2007 2:09:31)
quote: ORIGINAL: Manzmann quote: I emailed encuentro a few months ago to ask about their next dvd. They said they are currently working on converting the existing library to dvd Did they mention if they will be putting subtitles on them??? Stu Everything is translated in the book, which of course is not sold separate from the vid.

guitarbuddha -> RE: Encuentros? (Oct. 1 2007 2:53:34)
quote: ORIGINAL: Ricardo I would not say Habichuela or Morao is easier than Tomatito for example. All hard or easy deepending on how YOU approach learning. Bang on the nail.

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