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Flamenco Guitar Step by Step, Volume 3 DVD
Flamenco Guitar Step by Step, Volume 3 DVD
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In this third volume, after playing a Sevillana, Oscar Herrero presents exercises to develop excellent right- and left-hand techniques. These techniques are accompanied by extensions, legatos, chord changes, little finger exercises and arpeggios. This volume offers a summary of the elements presented in the 3 volume series. Flamenco Guitar Step by Step offers the key to the enchanting world of flamenco-a world of duende or "magic" in which you can learn to participate. Intended for those who are already familiar with guitar basics who want to learn the flamenco style. A comprehensive notation/tab booklet is included. The video offers tracks in four languages: Spanish, English, French, and Japanese.
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