Comments on: Flamenco Guitar Lessons http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/flamenco-guitar-lessons-2 Beginner Acoustic Guitar Lessons, Instructions and Tips Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:35:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Antonio http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/flamenco-guitar-lessons-2/comment-page-1#comment-7078 Antonio Thu, 13 Jan 2011 21:00:09 +0000 http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/?p=1887#comment-7078 Hi me again Antonio who posed the question about the Livio Gianola techniques or the ones he uses. I am re posting as I did not select the notify me of follow up at the bottom of the page. Livios hands move at lightning speed so you can't follow them I had to listen carefully to the music. I do not wish to perform his music at all only to learn for personal satisfaction and improve my techniques. Any teachers out there with advice? Hi me again Antonio who posed the question about the Livio Gianola techniques or the ones he uses. I am re posting as I did not select the notify me of follow up at the bottom of the page.
Livios hands move at lightning speed so you can’t follow them
I had to listen carefully to the music. I do not wish to perform
his music at all only to learn for personal satisfaction and improve my techniques. Any teachers out there with advice?

]]> By: Antonio http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/flamenco-guitar-lessons-2/comment-page-1#comment-7077 Antonio Thu, 13 Jan 2011 20:50:28 +0000 http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/?p=1887#comment-7077 Hi there Anyone know how to learn arpegios and more importantly for me the bridges to the arpegios played by Livio Gianola in for example his you tube video "studi in velocita"? I am a classical guitar player and trying to branch into flamenco and maybe that is not the easiest place to start but because of the classical backgroung I managed to play the arpegio he does going down the neck but then this is bridged with scales in a chord form. He sort of forms chords which he plays as scales like sweep picking but I can get to keeping the speed of this sweeping between the arpeggios to maybe 70% of the speed of the arpeggio itself so as a whole the two parts clash. He uses rest strokes all the way it seems. Does anyone know where I can learn these "studies" from I understand the video shows his original material but where can I get similiar if not identical kind of studies with the right hand fingering? Regards Antonio Hi there

Anyone know how to learn arpegios and more importantly for
me the bridges to the arpegios played by Livio Gianola in for example his you tube video “studi in velocita”?
I am a classical guitar player and trying to branch into
flamenco and maybe that is not the easiest place to start
but because of the classical backgroung I managed to play the
arpegio he does going down the neck but then this is bridged
with scales in a chord form. He sort of forms chords which
he plays as scales like sweep picking but I can get to keeping the speed of this sweeping between the arpeggios to maybe 70%
of the speed of the arpeggio itself so as a whole the two parts clash. He uses rest strokes all the way it seems.
Does anyone know where I can learn these “studies” from I understand the video shows his original material but where can I get similiar if not identical kind of studies with the right
hand fingering?

Regards

Antonio

]]> By: Angela Adams http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/flamenco-guitar-lessons-2/comment-page-1#comment-7037 Angela Adams Tue, 11 Jan 2011 06:52:15 +0000 http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/?p=1887#comment-7037 Great insight on flamenco guitar! As a flamenco dancer, one tip i can offer to someone who is interested in learning flamenco guitar is to pair up with a dancer who is highly trained in the dance form. There are two types of flamenco guitar, Instrumental to listen to for pleasure and the flamenco guitar that the dancer dances to. If a flamenco dancer can choreograph to your guitar and you can play the forms of Alegrias, bulerias, Rhumba, Solea, Tangos and more, then you can rule the world;) Yay for students learing flamenco guitar because us dancers need guitarist:) Great insight on flamenco guitar! As a flamenco dancer, one tip i can offer to someone who is interested in learning flamenco guitar is to pair up with a dancer who is highly trained in the dance form. There are two types of flamenco guitar, Instrumental to listen to for pleasure and the flamenco guitar that the dancer dances to. If a flamenco dancer can choreograph to your guitar and you can play the forms of Alegrias, bulerias, Rhumba, Solea, Tangos and more, then you can rule the world;) Yay for students learing flamenco guitar because us dancers need guitarist:)

]]> By: Used Guitars Guide http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/flamenco-guitar-lessons-2/comment-page-1#comment-3001 Used Guitars Guide Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:24:32 +0000 http://www.learn-acoustic-guitar.com/?p=1887#comment-3001 Ricky Sharples, thanks for this article. You gave me so much wisdom. Keep the good articles coming. ;-) Ricky Sharples, thanks for this article. You gave me so much wisdom. Keep the good articles coming. ;-)

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