Hello from Louisiana USA

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CaptMorganism

Posts: 2
Joined: Oct. 12 2017

Hello from Louisiana USA

Hello Everyone,

I am new to Flamenco, trying to play I mean, the music I have enjoyed for quite some time. Classical guitar is a pastime of mine. Playing off and on for the last 30 years I still consider myself a beginner. Now at 50 years old I have been practicing more classical and am dabbling in Flamenco via youtube. I have not found anyone local for lessons so will continue this way and just enjoy myself.

Thanks

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 24 2017 13:06:03

dartemo1

Posts: 76
Joined: Apr. 21 2010

RE: Hello from Louisiana USA (in reply to CaptMorganism)

Hi CPT,

Welcome to the Foro. Starting flamenco is not easy but eventually will bring you some fun and satisfaction. It is difficult to find local flamenco guitar instructor and you might have better chances finding a dance school, which offers flamenco classes, so you can start accompanying noisy dancers. And of course you can consider Skype lessons offered by several high-caliber performers here on the foro.

Cheers

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 25 2017 4:01:34