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Hi! I’m working on the Flamenco Voice Mastery course. Here in the style of Tangos de Cadiz. Trying to get used to the clapping and singing at once:) Thanks for any input @leo-power
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Clément Hathout, Edd Bateman and Leo Power6 Comments-
Ole!!!!! Well done Jenny!!! Beautiful voice !!!!!
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Wow @JennyL Sounds amazing
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Ole ese arte!
Well done Jenny. If you don’t mind me a quick tip. Instead of using a metronome use always any jam track with palmas or cajon. Let it drive you as you practice until you can fly solo. 😉
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@fernando-perez thanks for the tip!
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@JennyL yeah that’s a good point @fernando-perez Jenny if you go to the very end of the course we have those jam tracks available. And you can click in the control bar of the media player to find different versions at different tempos
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@JennyL My pleasure! Remember that Compas in Flamenco is not a matter of keeping time. It has shape and it goes places. So having always a real compas sample will help you adquire that. Now jam tracks are a better than metronomes (even if you use a Flamenco Metronome). However, they are also limited because they are usually loops that repeats the same shape. Eventually try to practice singing along and doing compas with real recordings or even better, other experienced Flamenco players. Allow them to drive you through the “peaks and valleys” of the compas. The more you do it, the more you will internalize it.
Always stay relax as you practice this, give preference to feel and sound and shy away from counting and mental patterns as soon as possible. Go by what we call “El Soniquete”.
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