just listened to the intro, an interpretation with great depth, each note matters and we hear it and we're mesmerized .. not easy to play with such feeling.
Cześć! Dziękuję bardzo za komentarz i dobre słowo! Z tym znaczkiem niestety nie da się nic zrobić ;(, nie można go przesunąć na drugą stronę ekranu. Jeszcze to sprawdzę, bo może pojawiła się jakaś aktualizacja w edycji filmu. Pozdrawiam!
Hi, thank you for your videos in youtube, it helps us to practice flamenco with the guitar at home. I would like to ask you if you have recorded " The Malagueña " with TABS from the same film of Antonio Banderas. We are longing for it. Thank you very much indeed.
Hi! Sorry for a delay in my response! I’ve been a little bit offline lately! Thank you so much for your comment! It’s really great to hear that my videos hello in practicing flamenco! Unfortunately, I haven’t recorded the malagueña from film “desperado”. Maybe I try to record it in the future! But, I’ve recorded some another version of simple malagueña! You can watch my lesson here: ua-cam.com/video/s12YO6mBmCA/v-deo.html Greetings!
Hi! Thanks for your comment! Yes, exactly! But I think the A5 string is also sounding, so it will be F#, A, D#, A, B, E, or it can be as you said F#, x, D#, A, B, E. The note on the 1st E string is open (it’s the influence from Spanish guitar) but you can also play F# note on the 1st E string ;). Greetings!
Hi! Thanks for your comment and question! I know people that start with a flamenco guitar that never have played classical guitar before. It all depends. If you play your classical guitar for 3 months now, it is essential to learn the basics of the technique properly. Flamenco guitar requires all techniques that are used on the classical guitar and expands its techniques with mainly rasgueado, alzapua, and flamenco tremolo. But as I said before, some people start with flamenco guitar and learn all the techniques from scratch. If you know the basics of technique, then you start to learn flamenco music, rhythms, Palos, harmony etc. It is not so easy to learn with only UA-cam without any teacher.. especially when you haven’t played the guitar before (apart from these 3 months). Because the supervision is important so that you don’t make critical mistakes. So these are some issues of starting a flamenco guitar… I wish you all the best! Greetings! Mateo
Hi! Thanks for your question! Please let me know which specific fragment you mean? You mean the mariachi strumming pattern? If yes then I made a very detailed longer lesson focused only on the mariachi strumming pattern - here you can watch it: ua-cam.com/video/tjoojOmFMNQ/v-deo.html Maybe this will help! Please let me know! Greetings!
@@ProFLAMENCO hey wow, thank you so much for your response, I greatly appreciate it a lot. I will check that out. But yeah I meant the string golpe. I know it's not golpe, but yeah.
Hi once again! Thank you very much for your response! I hope my video will help you a little bit. So the secret to stop the string sound is that after you play the strum down with your 4 fingers (index, middle, ring and pinky) you immediately (really immediately) put your palm (actually the inner Lower part of your hand) on the strings that causes immediate stop (mute) of the sound. I hope that you will see it on the video. It’s sometimes difficult to explain something through a text message but I hope you will get it! I wish you good luck! Mateo
@@ProFLAMENCO most definitely, I see what you are saying. Although I was so surprised at just how fast you have to play that, and the thumb placement after needs to be perfect in order to play the next strum. I also found difficulty muting all the strings. It's good to know I need to use the pinky in the strum as well, thank you for these tips. I did check out your video, it's a nice way for me to follow along and practice the strum pattern with you. Amazing work, thank you so much! 🙏
Hi once again! Please forgive me a delay in my response. You’re absolutely right about the thumb placement! You will do it perfectly for sure! Once again thank you! Greetings!
Hello! Thank you for your comment! I am happy that you want to join my class! Please let me know, do you have in your mind online individual lesson with me? If yes, then please send me an email on: info@proflamenco.com If you want to get all PDF with Tabs and Sheet Music to all my UA-cam lessons, then I invite you to my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/proflamenco Greetings!
@@xbart49 great! Thanks once again! Please forgive me a delay in my response - I didn’t get the notification for your comment.. I’ve just seen it while scrolling the comments. Take care!
hello! sorry for my late response. I did not understand you properly, what do you mean that you have to search for e7? Let me know, what I can help you with! Greetings!
@@vonanthonymacaraig1211 so there is the tab in the right bottom corner for every part (introduction 1 & 2 and main solo). As far as I remember there is no E7 chord in this song. There are only e minor, a minor, and B7 which are very simple to catch in the left hand. Greetings!
Nice song and nice tab but you are too far and tab is hard to see......no close up of your hand to see the fingerings...you got to show people what you are doing....
Hi! Thank you very much for your comment! I will try to to make more close-ups in my next lessons. But with the help of tabs I am pretty sure that you will get everything right! Greetings and take care! Mateo
Thank you! This is great!
just listened to the intro, an interpretation with great depth, each note matters and we hear it and we're mesmerized .. not easy to play with such feeling.
Wow it such an honor to hear such kind words towards me! I really appreciate that!
Thanks!!
Greetings!
Mateo
Great job on this, your a very good teacher and player, thank you for this lesson!!
Best tutorial ever .
GRACIAS MAESTRO
It's such an honor to hear that! Thank you!!!
absolutely amazing, best tutorial for this song. Good work!
Wow Thank You! I am So happy that You chose my tutorial! Enjoy!
Greetings!
You're amazing.
Thanks!! So happy to hear that!
Enjoy!
Mateo
Good tutorial! The best that I've seen so far.
Hi! Thank you so much for your comment! I’m really happy to hear that!
Enjoy!
Greetings!
Mateo
amazing! Thank You buddy for sharing it with us.
Thank you very much for your comment and kind words towards me! I appreciate that!
Greetings
Mateo
Very good tutorial. Thanks
Thank you for your comment! Great! I’m happy to hear that!
Enjoy and you’re welcome to all my other lessons!
Greetings!
Mateo
Świetny materiał. Masz łape w gore. Jedyny minus, że zasłonileś końcówke tabulatury znaczkiem subskrypcji
Cześć!
Dziękuję bardzo za komentarz i dobre słowo!
Z tym znaczkiem niestety nie da się nic zrobić ;(, nie można go przesunąć na drugą stronę ekranu. Jeszcze to sprawdzę, bo może pojawiła się jakaś aktualizacja w edycji filmu.
Pozdrawiam!
j'adore merciiiii
merci beaucoup!
Hi, thank you for your videos in youtube, it helps us to practice flamenco with the guitar at home.
I would like to ask you if you have recorded " The Malagueña " with TABS from the same film of Antonio Banderas. We are longing for it. Thank you very much indeed.
Hi! Sorry for a delay in my response! I’ve been a little bit offline lately! Thank you so much for your comment! It’s really great to hear that my videos hello in practicing flamenco!
Unfortunately, I haven’t recorded the malagueña from film “desperado”. Maybe I try to record it in the future! But, I’ve recorded some another version of simple malagueña! You can watch my lesson here: ua-cam.com/video/s12YO6mBmCA/v-deo.html
Greetings!
Thank u.excellent🌺
You’re welcome! Muchas gracias!
great job.
Thank you! Great to hear that!
Enjoy!
Greetings
Mateo
Excellent, thank you
Thank you! Happy to hear that!
Enjoy!
Greetings!
Mateo
Tanks a lot
You’re welcome!
Thanks for watching!
Waaaow💙
Thanks!!
I need to learn the chords more
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Gracias!!!
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Gracias!
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Gracias!
I would just like to confirm, for your B7 chord, you are using (from low string to high) F#, x, D#, A...? 10:46
Hi! Thanks for your comment! Yes, exactly! But I think the A5 string is also sounding, so it will be F#, A, D#, A, B, E, or it can be as you said F#, x, D#, A, B, E. The note on the 1st E string is open (it’s the influence from Spanish guitar) but you can also play F# note on the 1st E string ;).
Greetings!
@@ProFLAMENCO Fantastic! It was hard to see in the video and I had been trying to match it to the sound...thx!!
@@eldigitom9680 no problem! Thank you for watching!
HI, I just started learning classical guitar 3 months ago, is it possible for me to learn flamenco with limited knowledge?
Hi! Thanks for your comment and question!
I know people that start with a flamenco guitar that never have played classical guitar before. It all depends.
If you play your classical guitar for 3 months now, it is essential to learn the basics of the technique properly. Flamenco guitar requires all techniques that are used on the classical guitar and expands its techniques with mainly rasgueado, alzapua, and flamenco tremolo.
But as I said before, some people start with flamenco guitar and learn all the techniques from scratch. If you know the basics of technique, then you start to learn flamenco music, rhythms, Palos, harmony etc.
It is not so easy to learn with only UA-cam without any teacher..
especially when you haven’t played the guitar before (apart from these 3 months). Because the supervision is important so that you don’t make critical mistakes.
So these are some issues of starting a flamenco guitar…
I wish you all the best!
Greetings!
Mateo
That strum stop is insanely difficult. I don't get why, when I strum out it take so much time to stop the string sound
Hi!
Thanks for your question!
Please let me know which specific fragment you mean?
You mean the mariachi strumming pattern? If yes then I made a very detailed longer lesson focused only on the mariachi strumming pattern - here you can watch it:
ua-cam.com/video/tjoojOmFMNQ/v-deo.html
Maybe this will help! Please let me know!
Greetings!
@@ProFLAMENCO hey wow, thank you so much for your response, I greatly appreciate it a lot. I will check that out. But yeah I meant the string golpe. I know it's not golpe, but yeah.
Hi once again! Thank you very much for your response! I hope my video will help you a little bit. So the secret to stop the string sound is that after you play the strum down with your 4 fingers (index, middle, ring and pinky) you immediately (really immediately) put your palm (actually the inner Lower part of your hand) on the strings that causes immediate stop (mute) of the sound.
I hope that you will see it on the video. It’s sometimes difficult to explain something through a text message but I hope you will get it!
I wish you good luck!
Mateo
@@ProFLAMENCO most definitely, I see what you are saying. Although I was so surprised at just how fast you have to play that, and the thumb placement after needs to be perfect in order to play the next strum. I also found difficulty muting all the strings. It's good to know I need to use the pinky in the strum as well, thank you for these tips. I did check out your video, it's a nice way for me to follow along and practice the strum pattern with you. Amazing work, thank you so much! 🙏
Hi once again! Please forgive me a delay in my response. You’re absolutely right about the thumb placement!
You will do it perfectly for sure!
Once again thank you!
Greetings!
Hallo im from Indonesia,i want to Join your class
Hello!
Thank you for your comment! I am happy that you want to join my class!
Please let me know, do you have in your mind online individual lesson with me?
If yes, then please send me an email on: info@proflamenco.com
If you want to get all PDF with Tabs and Sheet Music to all my UA-cam lessons, then I invite you to my Patreon page:
www.patreon.com/proflamenco
Greetings!
@@ProFLAMENCO enough in the your video
@@xbart49 great! Thanks once again! Please forgive me a delay in my response - I didn’t get the notification for your comment..
I’ve just seen it while scrolling the comments.
Take care!
Infortunately i have to search for e7
hello! sorry for my late response. I did not understand you properly, what do you mean that you have to search for e7? Let me know, what I can help you with!
Greetings!
@@ProFLAMENCO well i was hoping there is a tab of that e7😅
@@vonanthonymacaraig1211 so there is the tab in the right bottom corner for every part (introduction 1 & 2 and main solo). As far as I remember there is no E7 chord in this song. There are only e minor, a minor, and B7 which are very simple to catch in the left hand.
Greetings!
Nice song and nice tab but you are too far and tab is hard to see......no close up of your hand to see the fingerings...you got to show people what you are doing....
Hi! Thank you very much for your comment! I will try to to make more close-ups in my next lessons. But with the help of tabs I am pretty sure that you will get everything right!
Greetings and take care!
Mateo
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