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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 19 2006 14:59:07

Tomás Jiménez

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 19 2006 15:21:35

Ricardo

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RE: por medio - por arriba - chord p... (in reply to Guest)

Oscar Herrero has a good Solea cante accomp. vid where YOU can try to play for the singer who sings acapella in compas, after you have learned the chords and rhythm of course. Different styles of Solea and also Cana and Polo included. Hopefully, if you do what is taught in E (mi or por arriba), then you can easily transpose it all to por medio (La or A, up a fourth) or even other tonalities if you choose.

If you dont' understand the idea of transposing all the relative chords of one key to another, perhaps a few lessons in guitar basics is all you need. But anyway the Herrero video is a good source.

Ricardo

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 19 2006 21:29:16