Lesson 5 - Part 2 - Putting it Together
SOLEA COMPÁS • 17m
This lesson gets to the heart of how flamenco works, which should make much more sense now that you have all the material necessary to put together your first solo. As we discuss how to arrange your own solo, we’ll learn the essence of how the flamenco mind thinks. This will help you make sense of all of your future flamenco studies. In a very real sense, this is the missing link for most flamenco students - the lesson that will make you a real flamenco guitarist!
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