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Time to put tape on my classical guitar to see if I can play flamenco without having to buy a new instrument.

was the first guitar classical or flamenco negra? why was he saying it has sound of negra, he also said its a classical guitar

Bravo very Good, thanks

The classical sounds better for both classical music and flamengo music.

So funny, i knew from the thumbnail that this was going to be helpful. Thanks!!

Thank,great diferencies 😮😊

Much better than I’ve heard, you sound more pure than the other ones hacking flamenco on youtube. People aren’t tributing the gypsies and their families for preserving. I most definitely hold Moríato Chico in most highest regard. I’ll not mention names but others show some off commercial flash that’s not being authentic. Thank you for posting.

This is amazing. What is the brand of his guitars?

I'm learning more flamenco stuff in this video than Spanish one, that's funny. Great guitars, sound great, maybe another tape will give a bit more sustain ?....thanks for this relaxing video !

Flamenco guitar is more "dangerous" ♥️

What a great video! The guitars sound great and the description of some of the details of classical vs flamenco styles was really informative. Thank you so much.

I love this! Thank you!

What kind of strings are you using?

I found the classical to sound so much better, richer.

How on earth do you do fingerstyle like that??? That was INSANE!!!

Ya estupendo

What size is that guitar

Fantastic video. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

He was wonderful!

Yes

i picked up a redwood topped cherrywood back sides and neck it sounds amazing but i havent been able to find a shred of info on this luthiier its named biancardi from los osos ca 11-84 #110 r3c model which has to mean redwood top with 3 piece cherrry back idk if añyone can help or has info on this guitar it would be greatly appreciated only paid 395 out the door with a hard shell case you cant beat that for a hand made all solid guitar would love to know its worth and what another luthier thought of the level of work tha ks for the content and hardwork its greatly appreciated

In asking why it took me 10 years to see this

And there is a standard tuning for flamenco?

I have a classical guitar, 3/4 with top spruce and maple in rest.They sound more classical to acoustic(i use classical cords, the German Pyramid chords), with bright tone.What should change to sound more to flamenco style?

I took a blade sharpening class from Brian, what ? - 40 years ago. It totally changed what I understood as a sharp edge. But more importantly, for me, was my personal relationship with a person who not only knew what he was talking about but, with humor , would step back, if things didn't work out exactly as predicted ... think, and adapt.. Swedenborg talks of "love of uses." Check it out! That's Brian. I feel fortunate to have known and worked with him.

Legend

Mr Burns which duct tape can be use to reproduce that trick?

These guitars sound amazing. Wish I can afford a nice sounding handmade instrument some day.

oh when the second guitar came out, omg...

just purchased my first flamingo gtr,fa 649€, wont be chasing this cat/bird thou in my lifetime.he build one and the slowish tempo flamingo..., who does he think he is , Paco Pena?, well Brian Burns, dah!!!

They both sound beautiful

Wonderful video sir...and I have completed your 1000 subscribers ...

Which brand guitar is that classical one Brian? Love this!

"I recommend this guide: *hopy.best/paleo-guide/0OT* So grateful it exists."

Why the hell are you Telling a dog so many times to bark. You are the worst owner ever

I spent 10 days with Brian 15 years ago and learned a lot from him. Even though I was there to learn how to build classical guitars, probably the most useful thing I learned from him was how to sharpen plane irons and chisels. When you have sharp tools to work with, everything else goes easier. By the way, at Brian's recommendation, I bought a Veritas block plane before attending his workshop, and I'm glad I did. My Veritas is probably my favourite luthier tool.

Thank you for the presentation! What are the names of the pieces being played? Thanks!

I can really hear the difference in the golpe and growl, even with bad YT sound... nice!

Thank you so much for uploading such a great vid, Love listening to you play hope you put some more vids of you playing up soon.

I'm just beginning to look into guitar and I really want to play it, but I'm confused where to start to learn how to play flamenco. Once I heard it, because I'm actually arab and hispanic, i just cant resist the music, its both of my cultures summed up in one. Right now I dont even own a guitar. I also don't think im going to be able to get a teacher, but I'm not really looking to become that good or at least at first. But like what should I do? Should I start right in and buy a flamenco guitar, buy a flamenco method book etc? Im pretty good at violin bc I've been playing for like six years so i think that the chords and arpegios and whatnot would be easier to learn, but can someone reccommend me with what to start with?

Ole!

Mar 3,,2005

In the flamenco the head is tilted back and not on the classical.

1:55 Classical 5:52 Flamenco

Ole! Haha This video is a work of art. Wow

What is the dog’s name?

hola amigo buen video. soy el amigo de el chato de velez quiero tocar su guitarras un poco

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very smart dude.

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