This isn’t a tutorial on how to play Granainas, but rather a look at the key itself. Playing with the chord shapes of B Phrygian opens up a whole new sonic palette on the guitar. We look at the most important chord shapes to get started playing in this key, which you can then use to play literall...

An advanced Bulerias falseta in the key of B Phrygian, this falseta features a few phrases that start on the upbeat to beat 9 - basically an extended pickup to beat 12. So watch out for your time as you learn this falseta in the Granaína key.

An advanced Bulerias falseta in the key of B Phrygian, this falseta features a few phrases that start on the upbeat to beat 9 - basically an extended pickup to beat 12. So watch out for your time as you learn this falseta in the Granaína key.

An advanced Bulerias falseta in the key of B Phrygian, this falseta features a few phrases that start on the upbeat to beat 9 - basically an extended pickup to beat 12. So watch out for your time as you learn this falseta in the Granaína key.

Four Sevillanas in four different keys (E, A, F# and B phrygian). These Sevillanas are pretty advanced both technically and rhythmically, so you may want to review the Traditional Sevillanas tutorial before tackling this.
This one is in the Granaina key (B phrygian if you're playing without a ca...

I wrote my Granaína "Elegía" in memory of my Tio Manolo - Manuel de la Escalera Narezo, a man who lived an extraordinary life despite being one of thousands who were imprisoned and sentenced to death by the Franco regime during the Spanish civl war (spoiler: he wasn’t executed). A painter, sculpt...

When there is no rhythm in flamenco we call this Libre. Most all of the Libre Cante comes from the Fandango family and includes the Fandango, Taranta, Granaina, Malagueña and more.

An advanced Granainas falseta by Kai that can be used as an intro or anywhere in your Granainas. Because it's Libre, there's no Slow/Loop version of this falseta.