Hey everyone! Book videos are here as an added reference for those who like to see and hear stuff! : )

You can search by page number! In "Search Videos" in the main navigation, type in the page number from the book you want to see/hear a video example for. Note: If there isn't music notation examples on that page from the book, there won't be a video for it.

The direct link is here:
https://flamencoexplained.vhx.tv/book-videos-from-flamenco-explained-the-guitarist-s-survival-guide-1/season:3

There is also a drop-down that lets you change the chapter/palo.

Thank you so much for the book videos. Very excited to hear that you are planning a beginner course using the Flamenco Explained method book. This is very helpful for those of us starting to gain some confidence in Solea .

It is really awesome to see how the website is expanding, and Alegrias Explained episodes will be wonderful to see the interaction between the singer, dancer and guitarist. The first video was amazing and your teaching method so clear, that I no longer fear learning all the palos! Thanks to you, Kai and Tarafina for all your work to make the Flamenco Explained website a great learning adventure!

May be this question can be certainly annoying, it is not my intention.
I would ask for the audio files of the videos (every web video). The videos are great because you can se the motion of the hands, but I prefer to go low fi. I really like the book, and I think is great, but I don't like to be online or watching the smartphone when I study. I am dealing with internet addiction, and for me (and may be for others) it would great to be able to study with just a mp3 recorder and the book or a tab. This way I can watch the video one time and keep listening the audio offline.

Thank you friends.

Hi Tarafina,
In the book Learn Flamenco Guitar: The Ultimate Guide, Lesson 2 - Part 3 - Chords on page 9, the finger numbers on the Fmaj7 chord are placed off by one string to the left. The same picture of this chord is used in the video for this lesson.
Lot’s of greetings, Dennis 🇳🇱