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Flamenco Guitar Step by Step. Vol 6. Accompaniment for soleá singing by Oscar Herrero - Dvd

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Flamenco Guitar Step by Step. Vol 6. Accompaniment for soleá singing by Oscar Herrero - Dvd Ref.: 50489DVD-GF 06

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After several explanations of how to accompany soleá singing, the cantaor (flamenco singer) Paco del Pozo, with Oscar Herrero on guitar, performs two kinds of soleá, the 'Soleá de Alcalá' and the 'Soleá de Cádiz', apart from two other styles, the 'caña' and 'polo', that are accompanied using the same rhythm as the soleá. Subsequently, Paco del Pozo sings the same pieces with percussion and palmas (rhytmic hand-clapping) accompaniment, so that students can add their own guitar playing at home.
It includes a booklet in standard notation and guitar tab in A4 format, 48 pages.
Length: 75 minutes.

The DVD is full compatible with all countries (PAL and NTSC). 
Four languages included Spanish, English, French and Japanese.
Video PAL system for Europeam countries. 
Video NTSC system for Americam and Asinan countries

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  • The art of playing Spanish guitar: you will play this instrument with both hands, the left hand should be loose and free to play until the last fret. The right hand handles the guitar and should be situated close to the center, because this is the place where the sound is soft and agreeable. Do not play on the “top” of the guitar, which is normally used to play barbers style.