We look at where the chords go and a few different right-hand patterns, including some fun syncopated ones

We look at some common embellishments of the compás which can be used to make your Farruca playing more interesting.

A traditional arpeggio falseta made up of elements that we can also use in constructing compás. We've run into most of this material earlier in the Compás Embellishments video.

A nice falseta that features thumb with slurs at the beginning and ends with a long scale run.

Performance of a really lovely arpeggio falseta that works as an intro or as a lyrical interlude for dance or solo guitar.

A great all-scale falseta by Sabicas that happens to be one of the best-known Farruca falsetas around. Great Technical workout, too!

A nice falseta that features thumb with slurs at the beginning and ends with a long scale run.

Performance of one of Kai's falsetas that features some lovely harmony with arpeggios and ends with some scale bursts.

Farruca Arpeggio/ Compás Falseta falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

Tutorial for one of Kai's falsetas that features some lovely harmony with arpeggios and ends with some scale bursts.

A traditional arpeggio falseta made up of elements that we can also use in constructing compás. We've run into most of this material earlier in the Compás Embellishments video.

Tutorial for a really lovely arpeggio falseta that works as an intro or as a lyrical interlude for dance or solo guitar.

Tutorial for the great all-scale falseta by Sabicas that happens to be one of the best-known Farruca falsetas around. Great Technical workout, too!

How to think about flowing in and out of all of your new Farruca material to put together a solo or when accompanying.

We look at some more involved compás variations.

We look at what you need to know to really play Seguirillas now that you have all of this material! We look at how to start and finish the piece, and how to get comfortable flowing from compás to falseta and back, along with some of the trademark Seguirilla quirks.

Kai's Seguirilla falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

The Quique Paredes Seguirilla falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

The Manolo Franco Seguirilla falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

This one starts out more on the lyrical side, but ends with a couple of more driving compases.

This one employs a lot of bouncy thumb technique and can drive pretty hard, though you can also play it more lyrically.

This is a great Seguirilla falseta that features a common polyrhythm. It's mostly thumb, with a great thumb/alzapua remate at the end.

Here's the tutorial lesson for the Manolo Franco Seguirilla Falseta - another great falseta that can be played with some drive to it or in a lyrical manner.

Tutorial lesson for the Kai Narezo Seguirilla Falseta #2, which starts out more on the lyrical side, but ends with a couple of more driving compases. Features some fun chords and then a bit of challenging arpeggio/picado combination at the end.