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Some of us, after we have acquired some of the techniques , could benefit from listings of progressions as they relate to various compas. e.g. a typical malaguena progression might be Am///G///F///E/// does someone have a listing such as that for the various types of compas? I know it would help me a lot.
We have a list of chords that are flamenco based in terms of fingering, but actual progressions are so simple I don't see the point really. You named the "progression" already. Now transpose it to different keys. simple. Unless you want alegrias. It is C and G7. Thats it really.
If you want PROgressions for the flamenco songs, meaning the cante, you shoud pick up Merengue de Cordoba's vol II from Encuentro.
Thanks to y'all...sorry I couldn't open the file romerito offered, I get your point ricardo I guess I shoULD have spelled progressions correctly...will try to be more careful in the future. Being rather new to the flamenco genre I was thinking there might be some specific progressions I should practice since I am enjoying playing by ear and have always used various progressions to add to my creative abilities. I know how to transpose , but I wanted to enjoy my newfound rasqueado techniques with progressions that make sense re this type of music. e.g. C///Am///F///G7 would make me play a whole slew of 50's songs...get my drift?
o.k, i take it back sorry. I want my last comment stricken from the records, but i better leave it there so you know which comment im talking about. Any way im an idiot for bringing it up. So you guys were poking a bit of fun at his spelling, so what.