INTRODUCTION TO FLAMENCO TECHNIQUE - Tremolo Technique "Full Demo" - (Now Available on my Patreon!)

[@LucianoGhosn]

Extremely happy to share with you this new Course that I have been working on all November, is now out!! In this course, I'll be explaining all the 8 basic Techniques for Flamenco Guitar. It includes thorough explanations, with tips and basic exercises for each technique. Guitar Intro (00:00 - 00:22) General Intro (00:22 - 2:10) Tremolo Intro (2:10 - 5:38) How to Play Tremolo (5:38 - 7:20) Points for Tremolo (7:20 - 12:59) Exercise for Tremolo (12:59 - 21:37) Ending (21:27 - 22:02) This course is highly recommended for beginners, as it will guide you through all the basics that you'll need to get started. Intermediate levels are also welcome. If you need to brush up on your technique and make sure you are on the right track. Course includes a total of 8 videos, each regarding one technique. The duration of every video varies between 15-20 minutes long. Some are shorter and some go up to 28 minutes. I hope you like it, and I wish you a great December!! Holidays are around the corner! Take care, Luciano

[@בןמשה-ט3ע]

thank u for the lesson amazing! do yoou reply on facebook or e-mail? tried to reach out for you for private lessons

[@LucianoGhosn]

@@בןמשה-ט3ע You’re welcome! Usually it’s easier to track the emails. [e-mail] Cheers and thanks for your interest!

[@teok5665]

How does the course duration work, is it 55$ for one month and then one loses access to it?

[@teok5665]

Also, has the conde grown on you? It might just be this video but it seems to me that you've adjusted a bit to it/modified your technique/figured out how to get the best sound out of it

[@paulgeorgmusic]

@@teok5665 I'm also curious how the patreon works. It's sounds a little stressful to pay for a course that you have to finish in a month. I'm not against paying monthly for continuous lesson material, but then it would be better to have all content available, not just the one topic.

[@henryho7358]

Not only a great musician but also an excellent teacher. Thanks for the lessons. 💕

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you Henry!

[@rafaelvalimfernandes]

Whoa... I was just doing research on his channel to see a specific video and I thought, wow, he hasn't posted any video for a while and all of a sudden it came up, thanks for one more video!!!!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Haha Thanks for coming back!

[@khantchaw5920]

Now I found you. Giving the lessons like that is exactly what I need as I m slow learner. Thank you so much.

[@ThePandaGuitar]

Wow Luciano, you are a very good teacher - on top of being the great player. Rare to have someone like you on YT.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

One of the best tremolo teaching vids on KZbin. THANK YOU!

[@stephanefourreau846]

I am working on my classical tremolo technique at the moment (2hours a day…). Long way, keeping stability up to 110 bpm, goal being 140-150 bpm…. In classical guitar, there is a « trick », we can play it also this way: thumb, middle-index-middle (see Ana Vidovic’s tutorials). The academic version being thumb, ring-middle-index. Very surprised to discover your flamenco version in quintuplets! I’ll definitely add into my practice routine! It sounds definitely more exotic! I’ll try it on the Recuerdos del Alhambra! Last but not least: metronome is your best friend to learn tremolo.

[@yidir3566]

i want to thank you so much in one of your videos you talked about ionian mode and phrygian mode it's very helpful for us

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks Yidir!

[@patrickblay7684]

Just Unbelievable Art of Teaching. What a beautiful piece of music to listen to and an immense thank you for your patience with your Kids.

[@damirdamir313]

Excellently explained with a high dose of pedagogical approach! A small note: the vast majority of people will have trouble practicing tremolo when they have to switch from the first wire to the second and then to the third. It would be good to explain how to be precise and rhythmically accurate. All praise for your work !!!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you Damir! That’s one of the reasons I chose this Exercise actually! I know it’s a little bit difficult but I think this would be a good start to practice exactly that. Als thanks for your feedback!

[@Abid_g37]

All this time I was wondering why thumb rest stroke feels so inconvenient to me! By watching your video I finally figured my hand placement was wrong as you mentioned in point no 6. You're truly an amazing guidance for me Many many thanks for the video and also the beautiful exercise, it sounds so soothing Take love, all the best...Cheers!

[@LucianoGhosn]

I'm I could help! Thank you for watching and for your kind comments always. Cheers!

[@UndergrounDVisionS]

love from NEPAL ..i have been watching all your videos they are awesome... :)

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you! Nice to meet you here.

[@octavioespinoza2091]

excellent and comprehensice explanation of tremolo...finally I could really understand the magic behind this technique..

[@LucianoGhosn]

I'm glad!

[@RavisMusic]

What's interesting is that wherever you said, "this is not good", if I can even do that, I'll be happy :)

[@guitarkoo]

Wow..Your fingers are so long and the techbiques are brilliant!!! 8 techniques which I need to practice one by one. Thank you for sharing.

[@robbiethomas6589]

Muchísimas gracias maestro. Suerte con tus conciertos y felices fiestas.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Muchas gracias Robbie! Felices fiesta amigo

[@ericksonjacobnavarro7052]

best guitar mentor...

[@Thiago_Alves_Souza]

¡Your first example sounded very similar to Erude 1 de Tàrrega en Mi menor pero con Tremolo! Belissima lección, maestro!

[@zitounio1979]

Hecha heeee ! Welcome back Luciano

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks Zitounio!

[@guitarsender]

4:11, wow, why didn’t you teach us that tune. That sounds magical.

[@Xride_2022]

i looking for that part too .can you find that ?its amazing

[@classified5554]

Leaving this here in case someone has the answer

[@emiii4346]

find that ?

[@emiii4346]

@@classified5554 find that ?

[@elfares1]

You are amazing Luciano!! Following u from Syria❤️

[@hax369]

You’re amazing! You deserve all the success !

[@GuitSiva]

Hi Luciano Ghosn.. Hope all is well 👍 This Tremolo* video of the Flamenco genre is quite unique and well demostrated with both diagramatically of vertical fret board* focus and finger to be fretted and avoided with "x" marking made it more a smooth kids level level of understanding.. 👏👌Excellent teacher's approach dude.. 👏Thanks so much also for a typical flamenco type of chordal progression using the open* strings in between and a descending melodic line bar by bar makes it quite enjoyable and a fullness felt towards the end.. 🤗Good job friend.. 👏 God bless🙏 Warm cheers.. 😊 *SEASONS GREETINGS*😘💐

[@Hichemflamenkito]

Best lesson ever ❤❤❤❤❤ thanks so much Maestro Luciano

[@gggg-kl2wp]

Professional senior teacher

[@131313407]

Thank-you for your patience and generosity. Wonderful lesson.

[@artvandelay1555]

I would like very much to learn the piece that you were playing in the beginning of this video! Something to strive for that is cool in between the training. I hope it is included in the course. Thanks!

[@draganmirkovic9377]

Man, great flamenco lessons.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks!

[@BenGilani]

Hi Luciano, that was a very good lesson. Thank you. Just a little observation though. Wasn't it easier and better to simply mention the name of the practice chords rather than numbering them? Or there was a valid reason I don't get as I'm a beginner. You are a gifted teacher and I wish you all the best. Your tutorial deserved every minutes of attention.

[@estebanalvaradohidalgo8278]

Muchas gracias por tu excelente explicacion sin secretos y por el tiempo del ejercicio que dedicaste. Siempre ha sido mis suenos tocar bonito. excelente musico pero sobre todo profesor. Se necesitan mas profesores asi. saludos desde Australia

[@hazim261]

More flamenco tremolo tutorial please 🙏

[@kadiryildiz.nederlands]

You deserve the most beautiful congs. 💐 You have realy something incredible different from others! The emotions that I have exactly return... You have something gifted from God, not only with trying so hard...Thank you so much! I wish I would take lessons from you. Maybe one day... 💐

[@Check-it-out]

Awesome ! Brilliant ! Thank you very much for taking the time to teach us ! This shows the importance to learn from the expert because i have learned the order of the fingers wrong. Now i can start all over…

[@LucianoGhosn]

Oh sorry to hear that, this is the most common order to do the Tremolo, I don't feel comfortable in any other order. Good luck with it then!

[@OkanTandogan]

Hi Luciano, great video as always! Did you release a similar video for some arpeggio tips, particularly showing PAMI and AMI arpeggios?

[@skylarvannimwegen9668]

Hey friend! I’m a classically trained guitarist - received my bachelor’s degree in the US years ago now. I’ve fallen out of practice but I’ve always wanted to play flamenco and I really love your videos. I know you said this technique package was originally geared for kids, my question: would I still have much to gain from this collection or would you recommend I focus on a different lesson package you offer? Thanks!

[@Gatopaco4]

This is really very nicely done! Great explanation and a nice piece to work on that adds to the enjoyment of practicing! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@LucianoGhosn]

You're welcome, happy you enjoyed it!

[@Levon_Lellore]

Needless to say I’m going for it!

[@peteranthonyofthefamilybir18]

Perfect timing..! 'THE' FLAMENCO GUITAR-PLAYING BASICS - The foundational HOW-TOs and NUANCES, clearly explained, and demonstrated.. in crystal-clear and PRECISE ENGLISH. (🧏‍♂️..Just what I was looking for) 🍨 Thank you so much..!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you Peter! I'm happy to see a compliment about my English as I do my best to be clear! Haha Take care

[@alvintarrer6914]

Good instructions for a beginner 👍

[@GuitSiva]

Superb Luciano.. 👏Thanks so much for the progression though a simple one it sounds quite pheasant.. Right. 😘

[@Blueslurch]

Very clear explanation, thank you!

[@belhadady6152]

great work thank you from tunisia

[@leteutononguitar4451]

Thanks a lot Luciano for your advent gift! Great lesson! What a beautiful chord progression. Although I'm working 10 h per day during the week, Wednesday evening I picked up my guitar to learn these simple and amazing chords immediately. Kind regards

[@LucianoGhosn]

Wow that means a lot to hear! I'm glad it wasn't too complicated then! Kind regards amigo

[@rarbol1389]

Good Job !!!!. 5 stars ! Subscribed . Thank you.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you!

[@robertgregson2299]

Great approach to teaching ! Very nicely done , printable PDF would be nice ? Enjoyed it !!!

[@piero3197]

Qué bonito, magistral Luciano!

[@claudeedgarruest6212]

great teaching bro.

[@carapungo]

Great tutorial, for me, the best starts here .13:26. Thanks for sharing Luciano.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Glad you can enjoy it!

[@carapungo]

@@LucianoGhosn btw, my wife is Gerardo Nunez's niece. Sadly, I never had the chance to take lessons from him.....lol

[@LucianoGhosn]

@@carapungo Wow! that’s somehow really funny. 🤣🤣

[@SeanHopkins-ld1iz]

Hola Luciano Your videos are great I’m trying to access the first of the eight lessons from your beginner/intermediate video Do I have to find you on Patreon in order to do that? The one on KZbin starts on lesson 5 I would like to start from the beginning Hope you can enlighten me Thank you very much for your wonderful teaching and playing Sean

[@georgesfadel3925]

Grande Maestro Felicidades

[@LucianoGhosn]

Muchas gracias!!

[@tyowahyukharisma3422]

How to practice picado? I love the way you explain about technique

[@samreplete1842]

Hi Sir, I dont know how I found your chanel, but I am glad I found it. I have always played guitar with finger and I really like to play with fingers. My question to you is that often it is said that fingerstyle guitarist should not play with pinky finger. However, I play with all my fingers and with pinky on 1st string and rest for other strings, 5th and 6th with thumb. Is that totally wrong and should I change my technique amd leave pinky? I hope to get some clarity in this issue. Thank you.

[@misterace1191]

Love that Hermanos sound. What were you planing for new courses? Something regarding chords, modes, scales? Also were you thinking of doing more tutorials of Vicente, Paco, Antonio...? Also if I want to practice tremolo with metronome, where would the starting beat be? Always on the thumb?

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks! I have another course on the way regarding all the chords you need, with all the different positions all over the fretboard and showing on all different keys! That one is so much work that I have to put it on hold now. I have finished 3 videos from it and I have 5 more to go. It’ll be the most interesting one. As for the metronome with Tremolo, yes. You have to have the first note always starting with the thumb at the same time with the beat. Cheers

[@amaruca7456]

Great video and excellent demonstration of tremolo technique. Can you please tell me the name of the piece at 4:10. It's beautiful.

[@Ferdinandus1955]

Thank you sir for you explaning.

[@DanielValenzuelaguitarra]

Esto es oro!!! Muchísimas gracias!!!

[@JohnRPike]

Do you have this lesson available as a unit/module? where do I go to find the lesson. Muchas gracias! y grazie mille (in case you are Italian)!!!!

[@elyamohermis9338]

amazing content as always , thank you maestro!

[@josephcayuela7284]

Ola Luciano! EXCELLENT tu ejercicio de trémolo! y tu initiativa de curso ! J'espère que tu vas continuer à nous donner d'autres cours! J'apprécie beaucoup ton talent de guitariste flamenco! Tu fais partie des "genios de la guitara flamenca !" et j'aime aussi le fait que tu partages tes connaissances musicales ! A Quand un concert en FRANCE ? Chaque année courant septembre-octobre il y a "les internationales de la guitare à MONTPELLIER" et ce serait un grand plaisir de t'y retrouver! Hasta Luego ! Sincère amitié musicale!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Gracias Joseph! Estoy muy feliz de leer tus amables palabras, me alegro que hayas disfrutado del video. Espero que un día después de que publique mi disco puedo empezar a actuar adecuadamente, y sería un placer conocerte en persona, por supuesto. Un saludo!

[@josephcayuela7284]

Luciano ta réponse m'a fait beaucoup plaisir, elle m'a ouverte ton coeur généreux de partager avec un simple guitariste amateur autodidacte de la guitare classique depuis l'âge de mes 18 ans! Bien sur de par mes origines: mes parent et grands parents originaires de la la région de MURCIA, je sui un fils d'émigrés espagnols et j'ai en moi un ressenti énorme lorsque j'écoute des guitaristes flamenco comme toi! !....Paco de Lucia, Vicente Amigo, Antonio Rey,..etc...Esta musica es la que me an transmetido mis padres!....Para mas palabras !...mon email: [e-mail] !....Tu as beaucoup de talent en toi !....Hasta Luego de tus noticias !💕🤩 José CAYUELA

[@scottyhughes9179]

very helpful, thank you Luciano

[@LucianoGhosn]

You're welcome!

[@netconeccion]

eres maravilloso ,gracias

[@redouanelaziz9876]

Many thanks bro . Good luck El maestro

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks Redouane!

[@danielromero-si6xu]

espectacular luciano esta clase...te sigo en tu redes...te mando un abrazo desde argentina

[@LucianoGhosn]

Muchas gracias Daniel!

[@kaushalsuvarna5156]

Thanks, very helpful

[@Edy_hdz]

I was wondering if I didn’t finish this course in a month, I would have to pay another month in your patreon page to continue the program?

[@Tremoloist]

4:10 absolutely beautiful

[@washaal2061]

Can I find somewhere tabs to piece you played?

[@javad.mousavi_guitar]

Hi maestro🙏🌹...excuse me Can you tell the name of the 8 chords in the exercise for tremolo part please?🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🙏🙏

[@marko_sporer]

Nope

[@LeprechaunsGoldProspecting]

just awesome!

[@thotienpham8783]

Great! Many tks!

[@andrewj3398]

My ring finger right hand often hooks when doing tremolo and arpeggio. Do you have any advice on how I can cut, or file the nail so this doesn’t happen?

[@francescogravina9604]

Tecnica del Tremolo impeccabile. Un saluto

[@LucianoGhosn]

Muchas gracias! Saludos.

[@AhmedElShazlyshezo]

Please. I have problem with fast picado.. How can i fix it.. Thnx

[@shantiyajahanbani7549]

Very good

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thanks!

[@loutrotechaud2598]

Thank you so much!

[@LucianoGhosn]

You're welcome!

[@pablomurray8175]

I've been playing electric guitar for a number of years (with a plectrum) what would be the first thing i should learn to take up flamenco guitar ? in other words, where do i start ?

[@LucianoGhosn]

Hey Paco, not because I want you to join my course but if you are interested in learning the techniques of flamenco of the right hand, this is literally what this course is all about. Keep in mind, I focused mainly on the right hand, so left hand are mostly basic things, but that’ll help you focus on your right hand. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers

[@pablomurray8175]

@@LucianoGhosn thanks for the reply I did look at your patreon page but i couldn’t see a beginner’s course ? Can you give me more info how it works ?

[@artvandelay1555]

I would like to know the maker of the guitar you are playing. It sounds very good. Nice bass and well balanced overall. Other makers take note, fancy stripes and this and that take away from the beauty of a guitar. It is the wood used, the internals and the knowledge in the hands of the maker. You can copy plans, but that cannot be written down. The sound will captivate. Thanks Luciano.

[@vonanthonymacaraig1211]

What is the name of the piece? What style is that piece?

[@piscasilveira]

Thanks

[@mohflamencopaco8041]

AWESOME THANK YOUU

[@LucianoGhosn]

You’re welcome!

[@javad.mousavi_guitar]

Hi🌹🌹🙏 Can anyone tell the name of the 8 chords in the exercise for tremolo part?🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🙏🙏

[@azzoughougha4732]

Thanks maestro ❤️

[@TmaSingson-wv9px]

thanks

[@juliomatos122]

Hi , excellent video could you please name the chords that you are using , please Thank You !

[@fetzcou]

excellent! thank you!

[@LucianoGhosn]

You're welcome Fetzcou!

[@Aalii6]

thank you!

[@LucianoGhosn]

You're welcome!

[@joselemeji6493]

Muchas gracias por compartir

[@LucianoGhosn]

De nada gracias por ver el video Josele.

[@bobancikic7458]

NICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@robertobonomo7983]

magnifico

[@JohnRPike]

This is absolutely beautiful and majestic and so well taught. Thank you very much indeed. Muchas gracias.

[@egredos]

Did you ever try the tremolo Pmami instead of Piami ?

[@LucianoGhosn]

I hate that order yes, I never felt comfortable using the Middle and Rind finger consecutively in anything. Haha

[@CPCarPa]

My problem with tremolo is that is very soft, especially the 2nd and 3rd string against the basses. I try to play basses softer and high strings louder but always go back and feel like the melody is not heard well enough. Thanks for your work!!!

[@LucianoGhosn]

That's exactly the way to do it, melody is everything! Thanks for watching.

[@luca-san]

Nice 🙏

[@fettahovmirhesen3043]

Hi Luciano please can you make a tutorial video for this melody. Ottmar Liebert ~ Morning Glory.I can"t find it enywhere.I"ll be very GRATEFUL.

[@alinazang6651]

ottmar liebert???? you should probably be asking on non-flamenco channels

[@phmusik9131]

love

[@mountainsite]

For me, the hardest thing in the tremolo technique is playing on the 2nd string. It took me weeks to be able to play on the 1st string quite ok, but it's been years,and I still find my tremolo on the 2nd and 3rd strings awful.

[@LucianoGhosn]

Trying shortening the nails, especially be patient attention on the ring finger.

[@amirkhoshsafa3283]

💥thank💥

[@maxifernandez8944]

Luciano podrías poner los subtítulos en español ? Me harías un gran favor

[@LucianoGhosn]

He estado 2 horas escribiendo los subtítulos en Inglés para poder traducir a Español después pero no lo conseguí a finale.. Intentaré hacer algo en eso. Saludos!

[@maxifernandez8944]

@@LucianoGhosn muchas gracias Luciano eres un gran maestro

[@tedarshad3652]

beautiful :)

[@BradPaul1863]

Most guitarists play longer on the cheaper guitar. Sometimes it's just a release to not care too much how you treat the guitar. It usually puts a smile on your face, and sometimes it turns out the guitar is exceptional for the price (maybe $600 ish). Someone with an ear and good skill might find something in the $1k+ range and get close to a guitar that inspires. Sadly, any number of $400 to $2k guitars might get you there, or close. The ONLY fix from gasing is to have an expert, or guitar god you trust tell you personally, one on one, or at least in a believable video. I've heard some of the best live and in person from Mexico, and Arizona over the last 30 or so years. I don't even play Flamenco much. BUT, I do know you might find the value (and lasting enjoyment) is linked more to the playability and sound to your ear, especially if someone you know, like Paco De Lucia told you the guitar is good.