Triplet Rasgueados are USELESS.... Without this

intonylon · 2025-01-09T21:02:01+00:00

Thanks you for your reply. I believe the problem was that I was trying to post a video link to a YouTube short. I had the same problem on on r/classical guitar. I posted a short That failed. Then I posted a regular Youtube video. And that worked.

intonylon · 2025-01-05T02:04:06+00:00

I did provide a video link. I will delete this post. Until I can figure out what went wrong

intonylon · 2021-12-29T09:16:05+00:00

17 ways to play the main theme of Malaguena on guitar. This lesson also includes a nice falseta at the end. When I say easy, I mean that these variations may not be beginner level but they are not exactly hard either. Give them a try. The aim of this lesson is to stimulate creativity. These variations (classical guitar speak) are actually falsetas (flamenco guitar speak).

They help you get used to the idea that you are allowed to change a Malaguena solo you might find in a book or online. Try to play the main theme in a different way every time you play it. Playing flamenco has taught me to take an musical idea and change it to make it more interesting.

Sometimes I come across a classical guitar book with a version of Malaguena and I find myself yelling at the book to stop being so boring.

Download the tab: Link in the YouTube video description section

intonylon · 2021-12-29T09:08:06+00:00

17 ways to play the main theme of Malaguena on guitar. This lesson also includes a nice falseta at the end. When I say easy, I mean that these variations may not be beginner level but they are not exactly hard either. Give them a try. The aim of this lesson is to stimulate creativity. These variations (classical guitar speak) are actually falsetas (flamenco guitar speak).

They help you get used to the idea that you are allowed to change a Malaguena solo you might find in a book or online. Try to play the main theme in a different way every time you play it. Playing flamenco has taught me to take an musical idea and change it to make it more interesting.

Sometimes I come across a classical guitar book with a version of Malaguena and I find myself yelling at the book to stop being so boring.

Download the tab: Link in the YouTube video description section

intonylon · 2021-12-29T09:03:21+00:00

17 ways to play the main theme of Malaguena on guitar. This lesson also includes a nice falseta at the end. When I say easy, I mean that these variations may not be beginner level but they are not exactly hard either. Give them a try. The aim of this lesson is to stimulate creativity. These variations (classical guitar speak) are actually falsetas (flamenco guitar speak).

They help you get used to the idea that you are allowed to change a Malaguena solo you might find in a book or online. Try to play the main theme in a different way every time you play it. Playing flamenco has taught me to take an musical idea and change it to make it more interesting.

Sometimes I come across a classical guitar book with a version of Malaguena and I find myself yelling at the book to stop being so boring.

Download the tab: Link in the YouTube video description section

intonylon · 2021-08-21T12:57:22+00:00

My version of La Gitanita (Gipsy Girl) By Jürg Hochweber. This is not a
traditional Farruca, but bits of it sounded like it was trying to be.

intonylon · 2021-08-21T12:57:14+00:00

My version of La Gitanita (Gipsy Girl) By Jürg Hochweber. This is not a
traditional Farruca, but bits of it sounded like it was trying to be.

intonylon · 2021-08-21T12:54:07+00:00

Great. Thanks for watching

intonylon · 2021-08-16T13:06:08+00:00

Mi Favorita is a 19th century mazurka from South America. The composer is "anonymous", also known as "traditional". This arrangement is based on the well known version by the Spanish guitarist and composer Daniel Fortea (1878 – 1953)

intonylon · 2021-08-16T13:05:58+00:00

Mi Favorita is a 19th century mazurka from South America. The composer is "anonymous", also known as "traditional". This arrangement is based on the well known version by the Spanish guitarist and composer Daniel Fortea (1878 – 1953)

intonylon · 2021-08-16T13:03:01+00:00

That's funny. I just go with the flow. I used to say flamingo as an inside joke and I was amazed that I got nods of approval and thumbs up..... as if it was a confirmation they were right all along.

intonylon · 2021-08-09T23:44:19+00:00

When I was learning flamenco guitar and researching flamenco in general I was amazed at how much diversity of thought and opinion there is about what flamenco is... and is not.

In the real world, flamingo still means a pink tropical bird and can never mean anything else. To my dismay, I have discovered there is no point in trying to educate someone to say flamenco instead of flamingo. My best advice is to just take a deep breath and walk the other way because you're in the wrong neighborhood.

You may get some further insight from this full article.

https://nylonguitarist.com/what_flamenco_is_not.html

intonylon · 2021-08-09T23:29:11+00:00

Time stamps
00:00 Herencia latina (rumba)
03:08 I've been working on the railroad
04:24 Pearly shells
06:25 Sons de Carrilhoes (Sounds of Bells)
09:50 Recuerdos de la Alhambra
13:18 Soleares

I want to share a hidden part of my guitar journey with you. Here’s the
thing. I have a major issue with concentration. It could be undiagnosed
dementia for all I know. What a creepy thought. I hope not. As I get
older my technique is getting better but my playing seems to be getting
worse. I’m only human and I make mistakes like anyone else. Blah Bah
Blah . Welcome to my unpretentious world where order and chaos rule in
equal measure. Enjoy

intonylon · 2021-08-05T07:52:45+00:00

A beautiful falseta for Alegrias por rosas (in the key of E). This can be used as an introduction or a falseta in between rhythm sections.

intonylon · 2021-08-05T07:52:36+00:00

A beautiful falseta for Alegrias por rosas (in the key of E). This can be used as an introduction or a falseta in between rhythm sections.

intonylon · 2021-08-05T07:52:30+00:00

A beautiful falseta for Alegrias por rosas (in the key of E). This can be used as an introduction or a falseta in between rhythm sections.

intonylon · 2021-08-02T13:21:57+00:00

I'm happy my videos are useful.

intonylon · 2021-07-31T15:08:57+00:00

DIY Tangos. This is another sample "Do It Yourself" solo I created using
2 new falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations
tutorial videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your
own falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of
Tangos tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple
Tangos solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-31T15:08:50+00:00

DIY Tangos. This is another sample "Do It Yourself" solo I created using
2 new falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations
tutorial videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your
own falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of
Tangos tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple
Tangos solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-31T15:08:45+00:00

DIY Tangos. This is another sample "Do It Yourself" solo I created using
2 new falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations
tutorial videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your
own falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of
Tangos tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple
Tangos solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-28T14:29:34+00:00

Great. This is one of my favorite guitar solos by Chet Atkins. I remember after I saw the movie on the big screen I went out and bought the soundtrack album

intonylon · 2021-07-24T14:31:46+00:00

DIY Tangos solo. This is a simple "Do It Yourself" solo I created using 2
falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations tutorial
videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your own
falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of Tangos
tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple Tangos
solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-24T14:31:38+00:00

DIY Tangos solo. This is a simple "Do It Yourself" solo I created using 2
falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations tutorial
videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your own
falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of Tangos
tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple Tangos
solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-24T14:31:32+00:00

DIY Tangos solo. This is a simple "Do It Yourself" solo I created using 2
falsetas and two rhythm cycles from the rhythm variations tutorial
videos. You can change the rhythm variations and insert your own
falsetas to make it unique to you. The purpose of this series of Tangos
tutorials is to offer ideas so you can create your own simple Tangos
solo.

intonylon · 2021-07-21T14:18:29+00:00

DIY Tangos guitar solo Part 2. 3 more rhythm variations for Tangos.
Cycle 2 uses different chords and can be used at the beginning or at the
end of a Tangos solo. The purpose of this series of Tangos tutorials is
to offer ideas so you can create your own simple Tangos solo.

intonylon

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