understand the buleria (lesson with tabs)

Hi at all here a easy but nice buleria piece. HERE THE TABS:

CHANGE OF CHORDS:

E-0 E-0 E-0 E-0 E-0
a-0 a-1 a-0 a-1 a-0
d-2 d-0 d-2 d-0 d-2
g-2 g-3 g-2 g-3 g-2
h-2 h-3 h-2 h-3 h-2
e-0 e-0 e-0 e-0 e-0

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Howto & Style

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• buleria
• rumba
• golpe
• lesson
• guitar
• flamenco
• paco
• de
• lucia
• music
• acoustic
• nylon
• spanish
• riff

[Rafakasy]

pues a mi me parece que esta muy bien tocada!! lo que se trata es aprender, criticar es muy facil!!

[salamiwecken]

gracias amigo

[cny70]

thanks. Got the chords down but I'm pretty bad with the taps + I have to play with a pick.

[salamiwecken]

dont learn it wrong. learn to play without a pick, thats flamenco. you will find it.

[marduk111]

your on the right track with the chords and you have the basic idea for the rhythm. but you need to work on your compas.

get a metronome clicking or download a flamenco metronome and keep at it amigo

[tnuh55]

Put a metronome on it. Flamenco is all about rhythm.

[tnuh55]

Put a metronome on it. Flamenco is all about rhythm.

[tnuh55]

Put a metronome on it.

[AlwaysAbiggerFish]

@Caminante29 What is the flamenco A chord?

[khaustic]

@OmaniMe93 Yeah, German/Austrian music at the time was notated with the H instead of the B. Bach's last composition before he died was a canon based around his own name, with B-A-C-H as the theme.

[OmaniMe93]

@khaustic I heard that mentioned once.. It was something to do with a B-A-C-H bass line.. am I on the right track?

[khaustic]

@OmaniMe93 Northern European notation traditionally uses h in place of the b.