Fandangos de Huelva is one that’s often taught in beginner dance classes, so if you’re starting to accompany dance you’ll want to learn this one. There are a few things you’ll want to know before you get started - a couple of things that make the Fandangos the Huelva a little confusing at first. In this Survival Guide we break down the sections you’ll need to know in order to play for dance and cante, and will explain the little tricky bits before they get a chance to trip you up.
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Cante Play-Along - Fandangos De Huelv...
Capo Required - in this video we look a the standard Fandangos de Huelva letra as well as the “Alosno,” which starts just a bit differently. We accompany with the Por Arriba chords and the capo at the third fret. Fandangos de Huelva tends to be more predictable in the Cante than some other Palos,...
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Cante Play-Along - Fandangos De Huelv...
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Capo Required - in this video we look at some traditional embellishments for the Fandangos de Huelva letra. We show you some very common traditional embellishments that are used as the chords move from one to the other, typically resolving on beat ...
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