How To Practice Compás - Flamenco Guitar Tutorial by Kai Narezo

This flamenco guitar tutorial by Kai Narezo looks at how to practice compás once you have the basic concepts down.
0:00 - Intro
2:00 - Practicing Soleá Compás
15:10 - Practicing Bulerias Compás
22:52 - Practicing Seguirillas Compás
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[@araghazarossian289]

Hi Kai thank you, always the best!!

[@AllegoryofPatrick]

Love your lessons!

[@miamiuke]

Awesome lesson. This is the basis of Flamenco. Thanks for posting.

[@mazdakmehraz7527]

Thank you very much 💛 Great lessons 💛 Thank you 💕

[@Web4Panama]

Marvelous, I’m really enjoying your content.

[@mazdakmehraz7527]

Thank you very much 💛

[@harrykuheim6107]

A rigorous treatise indeed...no easy stuff in Flamenco...from getting your fingernails in perfect shape to complex compass, Speed, perfect Baring, complex chord shapes, Syncopation, and right-hand techniques are unrivaled in any other style of guitar...

[@radiator007]

Very informative sir. Thank you.

[@iwattguitar]

This is amazing - thank you!

[@FlamencoExplained]

Thanks Ian - so glad it's helpful!

[@andalucia4510]

THank you!!!

[@StephiSensei26]

Bravo!

[@mikaelpruttsson1818]

Thank you, you're my favourite! Its not easy, but I love to play flamenco. 🙂

[@FlamencoExplained]

Thanks Mikael!

[@JH_Phillips]

Is there sheet music for this lesson? This is great! Thank you so much for your uploads. You’re a blessing for the Flamenco community on KZbin.

[@FlamencoExplained]

Hi, I'm so glad this is helpful for you. We do offer Music notiation/TABS for most of the full pieces and falsetas, but not for the lessons that are more about compás. You can read more about why here: flamencoexplained.com/opinion/flamenco-tabs/

[@JH_Phillips]

@@FlamencoExplained that was a great write up. I definitely respect your commitment to a style or learning you feel has a lot of value. Would you say boxes showing voicings too should be avoided? Because my first turn off was simply not knowing what chords you were playing and wanting to look at a sheet of paper that listed them so that I could more quickly start to play along. With the ability to pause the video and listening to the chord I could decipher them, which is I think what you’re trying to not lose with sheet music/TAB, but I figured I’d share my experience! Thanks again!

[@FlamencoExplained]

@@JH_Phillips I don't feel that the chord diagrams are nearly as much of a problem/distraction. We do include chord diagrams in a lot of our videos when we're teaching more specific stuff. I chose not to include those here as this lesson is more about the general concepts than the specific things you're playing, which we cover in lots of other videos. It always makes sense to me why I do or don't include some of that info in a given lesson, but I also see how it can be frustrating if you're not familiar with the specific examples I'm using, so thanks for the comment! Cheers, Kai

[@JH_Phillips]

@@FlamencoExplained thank you for that explanation, Kai! Again, you’re a blessing to the community!

[@liouaflazi9537]

Clear explanation that clear ambiguities ,beautiful sound. I would be happy if you me us what is the guitar you are playing ? Thanks

[@FlamencoExplained]

That’s a 1969 Conde (Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso).

[@bronxemail7180]

The professor of flamenco: Kai Narezo.

[@JacksonParodi]

9:16 must have been the wind

[@FlamencoExplained]

Dog door 😃

[@xycvbn]

Is it conde guitar?

[@FlamencoExplained]

It is!

[@rubenkoster1015]

I get lost with falsetas on bulerias. How to fix that?

[@FlamencoExplained]

See if this video helps - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJOQn3lmfNqdhdU

[@rubenkoster1015]

@@FlamencoExplained thank you i will watch it and give it a try