An advanced Bulerias falseta in the key of B Phrygian, this one is a great intro to playing Bulerias in this key. It starts with an extended arpeggio figure in E minor and then gets into some material that will give you a sense of where you can go with this key. And if you’re already familiar with playing in this key, then it’s just a good falseta for an intro or for a dance interlude, and it’s got some nice hooks in it too.
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 Alegrias falseta by Kai in the key of A Major rather than the more common E Major, this falseta features a recurring syncopated figure, a few quick picado runs, and a couple of left-hand challenges.
This Tangos falseta by Enrique Melchor features some quick Picado bursts and a bit of syncopation, making it a great Picado exercise as well as a fun falseta.
