How to Compose on Flamenco Guitar? COMPOSE YOUR FLAMENCO MUSIC!

[@jackdeago3639]

This thing is what we were waiting for

[@amFortunate]

Awesome Lesoon. Its waaaaaaaaaaay to early for me to compose music, but I've still learnt a lot! Thanks!

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Thank you! It’s never to early to compose! Just try! Be free! Nothing wrong will happen! Greetings!

[@jackdeago3639]

As always beautiful things can be found here

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Thank You!!! I am happy that you are present!

[@marcocodoni2668]

very useful lesson indeed! rigth what i was looking for....concrete tips and rules to improvise.nobody does it! lot of examples,tutorial,tabs,you go crazy! but you neber get the actual mechanism of the falsetas.i j ve just subscrived ,you deserve it.

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Thank You very much! It’s so much happiness to read such comments like yours! I will be back soon with new lessons! Stay tuned! Greetings!

[@jackdeago3639]

Thank you so much

[@jackdeago3639]

It's amazing how awesome you are

[@Moonsalts]

I am definitly getting ahead of myself trying to learn how to compose a genre I just learned, but this video is beyond helpful! Thank you so much for this one day I will be able to write beautiful songs one day because of your help.

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hello! Wow! Thank you so much for your comment! I am so happy to hear such words from you! Such words always give me motivation to continue my mission and to work harder on my lessons! I am sure you will write beautiful songs! Good luck! Mateo

[@siemekkisiel8963]

Fajna lekcja. Podobają mi się wszystkie podpowiedzi. Dziekuję. Na pewno wykorzystam. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Dziękuję! Miło mi! Pozdrawiam!

[@siemekkisiel8963]

@@ProFLAMENCO Nazwa akordu na III stopniu 'E frygijski' można używać do akordu E durowego? Tak jak w tej lekcji? Czy też do akordu molowego, którego tutaj nie ma? Z góry dziękuję za odpowiedź ☺

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Bardzo dziękuję za pytanie! Proszę napisać do mnie maila na adres [e-mail] Odpowiem tam kompleksowo i prześlę nagranie. Pozdrawiam!

[@patrickblay7684]

Hello Matteo, Could you make a video on what means Falseta, solea etc……?

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hello Patrick! This is a great idea! Thank you for your suggestion! I will try to make a video about “ flamenco dictionary “ with explanation. Greetings!

[@Potatointhehood]

the problem is people outside of Spain is hard to find great Flamenco music to listen to and we have no one to help us to identify the style of flamenco so we just mix it up and dont know what we are doing xD

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Thanks for your comment! Sorry for a delay in my response! Yes, you're right... In order to get a taste of real flamenco culture and music you have to visit southern Spain... Greetings!

[@jackdeago3639]

More videos and if it includes a practical examples that would be great and better

[@michelerivelli4155]

Dears, i have a request, can you please make a lesson about the Zambra?

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hello! Thanks for your comment and suggestion! It's a great piece! I will try to do some lesson on this in the future! I have so many ideas not realised yet, but I will write down it to my list to do in the future! Thanks! Greetings!

[@michelerivelli4155]

@@ProFLAMENCO many thanks!

[@ProFLAMENCO]

You’re welcome!

[@bileljbebli2123]

thank you for this wonderful lesson ! there are people who say that the accompaniment of singers and dancers helps to be a good flamenco composer, what is the logic of this idea?

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hello! Thanks for your comment! Let’s analyze these words that some people say. Maybe they mean that the melody that singers are singing is derived from the traditional and traditional influences. The guitarist sometimes make quotations of these Melodies in their own compositions or they start some phrase of composition thinking about some traditional melody that was sang by the singers. Maybe similar things apply to the influence of dancers - regarding the rhythmical parts. These are only some speculations that may help to resolve your question. Please also remember that the traditional flamenco is singing, dancing, and playing the guitar. These 3 things influence each other and combine into a great mystery of art. Greetings!

[@bileljbebli2123]

@@ProFLAMENCO clear, thank you very much.

[@ProFLAMENCO]

@@bileljbebli2123 you’re welcome! Greetings!

[@marcocodoni2668]

hi,i respond if i, m not cheeky...you get good because you have to make music for them to dance and to interpretate...and you give to the singer the base on wich he will perform...you have to make him enter your world and at the same time you have to modulate while he's expressing..so that it becomes a real language between the musician and the singer or the dancers...they depend on you but you should be at their service and understand when to give power or when to make them dream...

[@Potatointhehood]

how to compose flamenco on piano or daw :(

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Thanks for your comment and sorry for late response! To be honest, on piano it is quite similar. First of all you have to know the rhythms, different palos, and acquire knowledge about flamenco. But on the other hand, piano is still not an instrument that is strictly intended for flamenco music. It is played often in flamenco groups/concerts as an additional instrument. I invite you to listen for example Tomatito together with Chick Corea! You will hear than a flamenco character in Chick's piano. In daw the situation is more difficult but I've heard about different plugins with flamenco guitar, palmas, cajon etc. Greetings!

[@jjjjude]

Which model flamenco guitar you use?

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hello! Thank you for your watching and question and apologize for my late response! I have been on short holidays and I had a little break! I use a hybrid flamenco - classical guitar by Anders Eliasson (A luthier who used to live in Grenada) - spruce guitar, build year: 2008. I also use in my videos a flamenco guitar by Hermanos Sanchez López, which I borrowed from my friend. I will be back with my videos this month! If you have any more questions, always ask! Greetings!

[@ianearl1554]

I am a metal lead guitarist why am I here?

[@ProFLAMENCO]

I don’t know! But welcome to my channel and feel free to grasp something for you from my videos! Greetings!

[@christophe2317]

you forget an essential thing .that you tell it's about "fast food " flamenco .Flamenco is of course technique but first is culture and duende .without it's sound mecanic .like battery raised chiken

[@ProFLAMENCO]

Hi! Thanks for the comment! You’re absolutely right! I tried to explain this in Advice number 2 when I said that the great flamenco musicians grew up with flamenco tradition and got to know the rhythms and palos very early. But yes.. maybe there is a lack of the information that flamenco is first of all the culture, history, way to live your life, society etc. In order to get the grasp on it you have to experience it on your own. Greetings and thank you for your comment with an essential reminder!