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On the flamenco music rhythm is of paramount importance so there is a great training on that aspect of the guitar style,that is also useful for players of World Music, Jazz or Classical guitar as well.



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Ruben: As they say, timing is everything. Thanks for this nice lesson. I will put it to good use.

admin wrote:Ruben: As they say, timing is everything. Thanks for this nice lesson. I will put it to good use.

Maestro Peter:This example is one of the subjects of the Grant 5
which is about rhythm http://www.cfgstudio.com/cfgs-grant5.html
Thanks
Ruben

Ruben: I especially like the rhythm pattern in Number 4. With flamenco guitar you have your own percussion section as well!

admin wrote:Ruben: I especially like the rhythm pattern in Number 4. With flamenco guitar you have your own percussion section as well!

Yes Maestro Peter in flamenco we use a lot tapado or this kind of strumming muted just like in this piece by Paco:

Almoraima
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw-0Otf4qeQ

Regards!
Ruben

Ruben: If this song does not want to make someone dance I do not know what will. I love the performance of Almoraima (Bulerias) by Paco. It is very hard to sit still when listening to this great piece. Thanks for sharing it.

Thanks Maestro Peter:

Its always a pleasure to play for you and your audience.
Here I have all this lessons on Almoraima to enjoy:

http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo300.html

http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo301.html

http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo302.html

Thanks for your support and friendship maestro Peter