Classical and Flamenco Guitar Solos and Etudes: Beginning to Intermediate
May 2018 · Mel Bay Publications
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About this ebook
Classical and Flamenco Guitar Solos and Etudes provides an introduction to classical and flamenco guitar techniques through 22 pieces. These short, melodic studies will increase your understanding of chord/harmonic shapes, and encompass a variety of styles: vals, classical etudes, malagueña, soleá, rumba, farruca, and bulerías. The five main techniques in classical and flamenco guitar are: pulgar (thumb rest stroke), arpeggio, picado (index and middle alternating strokes), rasgueo (strumming), and tremolo (flamenco) – which are applied throughout this book. Includes access to online audio and video.
About the author
Elysa and Jason Hochman are the owners and founders of the New York Guitar Academy. . While Elysa was attaining her Master's Degree in Music and Music Education from Columbia University she and Jason lived in Andalucia, Spain. They studied with the renowned Jos� Luis Balao and Santiago Moreno in Jerez de la Frontera, and at the Carmen de las Cuevas School of Flamenco in Granada. In 2012 Elysa and Jason studied with legendary flamenco guitarist Juan Serrano, and were greatly inspired by his compositions and books. Elysa and Jason refined their classical and flamenco guitar technique by studying routinely with master and virtuoso guitarist Grisha Goryachev along with his father, master teacher Dmitry Goryachev.
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