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The Flamenco Guitar Curriculum
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Module 1 - Tangos - 42.59
- Welcome To The Course 1.37
- An Introduction To Flamenco Music 3.54
- Chord Basics – Por Medio, Por Arriba 3.07
- Right Hand Technique And Hammer Ons 1.32
- Palmas – Translating The Rhythm Into Guitar 1.04
- Cadencia Andalucia – Chord Progression 2.25
- Combining The Rhythms With Chord Variations 2.53
- Letra – Accompanying A Cantador 1.44
- Cierre – Cueing An Ending 2.31
- Varying The Compass 3.06
- How To Play A Falseta 2.58
- Adding The Dynamic Intention 2.20
- Learn The Vocabulary Of Flamenco 1.21
- Adding More Variations With The Golpe 2.35
- Full Flamenco Line With Ornaments 4.18
- Learn A Longer Falseta 2.34
- Next Part Of The Phrase 3.00
Module 2 - Technique - 37.42
- Expert Right-Hand Technique 13.34
- Thumb Technique & Independence 4.57
- Mastering The Alzapua 4.51
- Five Strokes Rasqueado 5.01
- Furthering The Rasqueado Technique 2.50
- Three Strokes Rasqueado 1.21
- Rest Stroke Rasqueado 2.16
- Rasqueado Abanico 2.52
Module 3 - Solea - 45.05
- Counting The Rhythm For Solea 7.41
- Feeling The Sonikete 6.26
- Adding Extra Chords Into The Cycle 3.33
- More Chord Combinations 1.44
- Applying The Rasqueado In Solea 1.30
- Temple, La Preparacion – Accompaniment Theory 8.02
- Adding Texture To The Solea 2.17
- Variations & Chord Extensions 4.27
- Enrich The Chord Progression 2.38
- Learning A Simple Falseta 3.59
- Sounding Authentic On Solea 1.25
- Picado. Por Arriba 1.23
Module 4 - Alegrias - 26.08
- An Introduction To Alegrias 6.45
- A Variation In Alegrias 2.45
- Con El Cantador – Tirity Tran Tran 3.36
- Applying The Rasqueado In Alegrias 1.02
- Filling Up The Bar 0.42
- Triplet Strumming Pattern 1.37
- Golpe-Strumming Motion 2.12
- Leading Phrases Into The Cierre 2.15
- Arpeggios And Combining Patterns 2.17
- A Simple Falseta For Alegrias 2.57
Module 5 - Bulerias - 58.02
- The Foundations Of Bulerias 11.35
- A Variation On The Compass 1.08
- How To Create The Authentic Feel 2.42
- Variations With The Golpe And Bb 0.57
- Variations With The Pull-Off 01.04
- Moving Around A Bulerias Chord Progression 0.50
- Adding The G7 And C 0.44
- Moving To F 0.48
- Adding The C9 0.40
- Rasqueado And Ornamenation Combination 1.03
- Triplet Cierre In Bulerias 3.44
- Adding Phrases Into The Cierre 2.05
- An Extra Variation 0.54
- Paco de Lucia Style 11.35
- Learning A Falseta In Bulerias 3.51
- Tercio – With Jaime Cantera 4.30
- Leading And Following A Singer 6.05
- The Theory Of Accompanying A Dancer 2.30
- Thank You For Watching Section 1 1.17
Module 6 - Advanced Tangos - 23.18
- Welcome To The Advanced Level 1.02
- Further Study Of Cierre 3.21
- Variation With Abanico 1.12
- Closing With The Triplet Figure 2.14
- Looking At A New Falseta 6.02
- Studying The Articulation 2.16
- Combining With The Cantador 7.11
Module 7 - Advanced Solea - 18.54
- Traditional Solea Introductions 4.42
- Introduction To Combine With Compass 4.06
- Advanced Arpeggio Technique 4.42
- Instrumental Interludes In Solea 5.24
Module 8 - Advanced Alegrias - 33-43
- Creating An Authentic Feel In Alegrias 5.53
- Compass Variation – Tomatito Style 2.50
- A New Alegrias Variation 2.00
- Thumb & Index Independence Exercises 7.10
- Advanced Alegrias Falseta 3.40
- Final Part Of The Falseta 3.20
- Cierre In Alegrias 1.52
- Maestro Tomatito’s Modern Cierre 4.43
- Learning An Extra Variation Of An Ending 1.04
- Adding The C Chord Into A Cierre 1.11
Module 9 - Advanced Bulerias 18.50
- Learning A Jerez Style Remate 3.32
- A Variation Of The Remate 3.40
- Studying A Simple Remate 1.53
- A More Elaborate Remate 1.29
- Remate With The Flat 9th 1.22
- Falseta – Maestro Paco Cepero 4.51
- Thank You For Learning With Us 2.03
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Fernando Perez is a master musician who began playing Spanish guitar aged seven and by the following year was enrolled in the Zaragoza music conservatory. He has since dedicated 40 years to immersing himself in the detailed study of each of the worlds’ major, and lesser known guitar styles. From B.B Kings’ Hollywood blues club to Egypt’s Alexandria Opera House, Fernando has performed the world over for music lovers, guitar enthusiasts and royalty alike (ranging from Kings and Queens to Prince – the artist formerly known as.)
Having contributed to multiple Grammy award winning productions, released over 20 of his own world guitar dedicated albums and featured on educational publications by Hal Leonard, Stefan Grossman Guitar Workshop, Mel Bay, Universal and Warner, Fernando takes his inspiration from an ever unquenched thirst for musical knowledge.
He’s studied and/or taught traditional music at Maui Music Conservatory (Hawaii), Istanbul University (Turkey), Shanghai Music conservatory (China), Labyrinth Music Centre (Greece) and Musicians Institute (USA) on a never ending journey of personal guitar development. He took his guitar and lived in Egypt, Greece and India embarking in the search for local masters who would teach him the secrets of their native music.”