Flamenco Guitar by Jason McGuire "El Rubio"

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Flamenco Guitar by Jason Mc Guire!
Jason McGuire "El Rubio," virtuoso guitarist, composer and producer, inaugurates his new website, www.Flamenco-Lessons.com . The excitement and buzz has been building for some time with the news that the site was being professionally constructed and meticulously created with the intent to attract students of all levels from around the world to join its membership. www.Flamenco-Lessons.com is the brainchild of McGuire with the express purpose of breaking down the complicated elements of learning flamenco guitar, whereby the student learns at a faster pace, is able to absorb more information, and all at the convenience of the individual.

Jason McGuire "El Rubio" is considered a world-class guitarist and has earned an international reputation as a master instructor. Utilizing his extensive musical knowledge, he has developed a solid methodology of guitar instruction during the 20 years he has been teaching.

The online membership includes unlimited access to a constantly growing library of styles (palos), compositions and examples which build upon a student's technique and understanding of the forms.

Classes are divided into sections, allowing the student to choose the perspective that works for them. The components of the lessons consist of:
1. a normal tempo view of the lesson
2. a slow tempo view of the lesson
3. a right hand view of the lesson
4. a left hand view of the lesson
5. a counted out version of the lesson
6. a commentary view with special tips

Additional special features include:
a. Lessons written out in tablature/standard notation with tempo control

b. Growing library of lessons available day or night

c. Low subscription rates

d. Cante and dance accompaniment lessons

e. Access to the website forum for discussion & feedback


Visit the website today and sign up for the 3-day trial membership! www.Flamenco-Lessons.com


http://www.Flamenco-Lessons.com

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[Russell Greene]

Do you have a studio recording of this? I would like to purchase one. Please get back to me soon. I would love to play this at my wedding.

[Jason McGuire]

sending you a message...thanks

[flamencostu]

can you accompany a singer?

[Jason McGuire]

of course. I have accompanied Antonio Malena, Manuel Malena, Enrique "El Extremeño", Jose Anillo, Luis Moneo and Miguel Rosendo to name a few... ;)

[Bryan Reyna]

Why is it, that everytime I click on a random flamenco video, every single one is just so full of awesome!?

[onebigbear]

Love those golpes.. 2:10. epic moment... 4:54 to 5:10. This solo really is amazing.

[Z3mk0]

Not bad, but i've heard better.

[Alejandro Guzmán]

fantastic, check out also my latest latin recordings!

[fanderesidentevil]

CHUPALO

[mackhomie6]

Love this guys violent style

[Jaime Martin]

To the ignorant people who do not call Jason's playing, flamenco. You are utterly ridiculous. Flamenco, like any art form, lives and changes. There are the so-called "purists" who turn their noses up at artists who are pushing the boundaries and criticize them as being inauthentic. Well, what do you think of flamenco shoes with nails in the toe and heel? Is that authentic? Once upon a time, flamenco was danced barefoot. So flamenco dance using shoes is not flamenco puro, right?

[Rob Magovern]

Whoa n wow! How far this art--writing only of the guitar, mind you--has advanced in the past 40 years, just in the SF Bay Area alone; from the wonderful Mariano Cordoba, who passed away at 88 last month, whose influence still resonates, to the incomparable David (Jones) Serva, and many others. And here we have Jason! How lucky we aficionados are! Thank you thank you and muchas gracias, tambien.