Alegrias in A & C Flamenco Guitar Tutorial by Kai Narezo

In this Alegrias flamenco guitar tutorial we look at what you need to know to get started playing Alegrias in the keys of A & C. You may or may to know that you can play Alegrias in keys other than E. But do you know how to get started? We talk a bit about how to think about transposing from one key to another, and we all look at some fun traditional phrases to play in each key.
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[@jeffwalther]

Kai, thanks for the lesson! I was taught that the "Alegrias" in the key of E was fast and lively. "Alegrais Rosas" was in the key of A and was a little slower and more melancholic. And Alegrias in C was referred to as "Caracoles" and was more majestic.

[@network323]

That's for the lessons. This was very helpful