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I want to learn flamenco/spanish guitar. I have the proper equipment. The problem is that I have no instructor. I have searched high and low for the past few years, but I have never found anyone who teaches flamenco guitar in the area. I've just been looking on youtube at rumba/flamenco/spanish lessons, but they can only help me go so far. What should I do? Move to Mexico?
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Sep 11, 2010 07:51
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Dolphin posted:Where do you live? Raleigh, NC CalvinDooglas posted:If there is a university nearby the guitar department will probably have flyers all over for classical/flamenco lessons I will check that out, as I attend a university. Thank you!
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Sep 11, 2010 21:15
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I have a book on flamenco that has everything in sheet music. Is there a site online that I can look at to try to translate it?
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Jan 11, 2012 21:38
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I've probably posted in this thread before. I come in here every couple of months when I realized I haven't played my classical guitar in awhile. I got it a few years ago in an attempt to learn to play flamenco. I typically get it out, tune it, pluck a few minor chords, get frustrated, and then it goes back in the closet for months. I would totally pay for lessons, but finding someone who teaches that style is next to impossible. I seriously can't find anyone within 50 miles. I feel like I've learned all I can effectively from youtube videos. How do I get over this hump and actually make some rumba rhythms?
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Jun 5, 2013 20:55
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Is there a major site that lists Hangout/Skype tutors?
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Jun 6, 2013 15:37
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The OP says a lovely guitar will sound like poo poo. Why, though? What's the sound difference between a $100 guitar and a $1000 guitar? I'm speaking of electric, specifically.
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Jun 8, 2013 05:41
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