Flamenco Guitar Lesson - How to Play Tangos 

I've studied stringed instruments by myself all my life. The flamenco was so elusive and inaccessible (much like jazz) that it made me change my ways and start paying for lessons and courses on flamenco guitar. But I'll say this, I've learned more with this one video than i have from most lessons i took in the past. Thank you, master!

Hier habe ich am meisten gelernt.

Me alegra que se enseñe flamenco en otros países con esa pasión,muy bueno maestro.

Your explanations/examples are incredibly clear. Not everyone (in fact few) can explain things this well - there’s an art to communicating, just as much as there’s an art to playing. So glad I found your channel!

the best flamenco show I've ever seen, I'm looking for it, thank you 😁

Wow, so glad I found this. This is excellent. Thank you so much. Looking forward to getting into this.

I like the no bullshit approach. . .

He is like the Marty Swartz of flamenco

Man. Stuff for one year practicing in 15 min… masterclass

You re a very good teacher. thank you very much, sincerely

THE best guitar educator on the internet Thank you Scot 👍

the free tango course is really interesting, thank u for your great content!!

Just the best! Thank you.

Packed with a lot of great information. Also, logical build up of the more tricky parts. Nice job.

Great teacher 👍and if more people follow your teachings they will progress so much better with their guitar journey 👌

Oleee..great lesson. Regards from Barcelona

Great lesson Scott 🙌🏻❤️

Superb lesson! I've watched this many times and I keep coming back to it for more.

This is the best single beginner flamenco lesson online, and there are no better teachers. I have over 50 guitar tutorials in my RU-vid playlist, and I keep coming back and re-watching this one, catching some new tip or reminder each time. I got my first guitar in 1961. I have a collection of about 40 and have built 8. I also dabble in Oud and banjo. I just got serious about Flamenco 3 months ago.

Be happy we are watching a real pro here 😊

Merci !!! Thank You !!!🙏

Best teacher ever!

Thank you❤❤❤

Awesome, thank you ❤❤❤

Great teaching Sir

Great. Thanks for sharing Sir❤❤❤❤❤

Thank You

Woaw, what a polyvalent GOOD. teacher. Thank you for your generosity again

Great instructional videos, thank you. You deserve to have WAY more views!

Fabulous, Finger tapping, Flamboyant, Farruca, Flamenco...Fphew!!! Loved, loved, loved this tutorial!😍I loved the dark, the sinister and the mysterious! Each technique you demonstrated had me intoxicated, they exemplify all that draws me to flamenco style guitar. You're a great teacher with a deep knowledge and a flair for imparting that knowledge. Guess I'll have to grow out my nails now, huh! BTW the tone of that guitar is superb! Thank you for creating and uploading, great videography and editing too! 👍😎

Amazing lesson! SUB

OK --appreciate --been building and playing DIY electric guitars here in African for 40 years ---pentatonics are easy --Phrygian and flamenco is relatively new --but very interesting--have put nylon strings on a old electric --love the sound --stil llearning at74 yrs old. --Thankyou

Great lessons, just what I needed to learn some basics with Tangos! I really like all the vocabulary you use , I am also working on Flamenco dance , so your kind of speaking the language.

You make really great tutorials 👏👏👏 I just can’t understand why this videos have not that much likes :c When I wanted to start learning Spanish guitar already being an experienced player - you were the one who introduced this world to me. This lessons are absolutely understandable for everyone. I think even if I were a beginner it was not so hard for me to manage it Thank you ✨

Thanks!

Brilliant lesson! Thanks

Have been a student of classical Spanish for many, many, MANY years, and the “flamenco” structures have been very elusive to me. I have learned more from this vid and your channel in general than I have in a looong time. Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos and breaking down the “how” of flamenco guitar.

Good input

que buen tutorial

Very useful tutorial indeed. Greatly appreciate your helping us amateurs make due progress.

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Thank you so much for your teaching, can I know the module of you guitar? it sounds great!

Hi Scot, great lesson. I played flamenco for a few years and still have my Burgett flamenco guitar. I studied Juan Martin's El arte flamenco book which I also still have, are you familiar with that ? your right hand technique is awesome.

yep i agree with all below, a great guitarist and sooo easy to follow steps, i showed this to a flamenco god called Ricardo De La Juana and he thinks you are de puta madre as he put it. he tried to teach me at his taverna in almunecar spain. i learned more from this cheers.

Well done and great lesson. I thinking of become a subscriber. Do you teach also acoustic delta blues on nylon ??

Hi Scot, great overview to different Tango variations, super described and notated 🍀👌👍 Do you have that for Buleria too?!

I appreciate your lessons and multi-stylistic guitar playing. I'm new to Flamenco but have played classical and other styles of guitar for years. Compared to classical guitar, Flamenco seems crude to me in some ways, like music for the peasants and common folk of Spain. The fingering seems arbitrary and awkward. But maybe that is my bias, and I don't agree with all the fingering of Segovia or other such Enlightened Despots of the guitar. Fingering is very personal. There are a lot of excellent qualities with Flamenco: passionate, experimental, aggressive, virtuosic speed, etc. And it reminds me of rap music in that it seems very macho, streetwise, and tough-minded for the guitar players, but is there a softer side? Something delicate? I would think that like the blues, a lot is about some hard time or other - being rapped over by the next conqueror of Spain, whether capitalist, Aristocrat, or Moor. Spain has a terrible history that way. Again I could be terribly off the mark, but this is my impression. The common man's tale can be very harsh - usually about standing up to some overlord and trying to find dignity in the midst of human suffering. Flamenco seems very romantic in today's age of all things new and the fetish for gadgetry. It's a carryover from another time. I like it for that reason. And, like you, I enjoy playing many different guitar styles. I really liked the PDF, and it's a very good introduction to Flamenco. Keep up the good work!

Very good. Thank you ! Would you tell me what is this guitar which sounds so flamenco ? Many thanks again !!!

Meant CAPO !

Why the Caop second fret. ? some special phrygian tuning?

Hey Scot, where are you located? Thanks for your work.

Scot is a slide and a bend is also a slur?

J adore le flamenco Peut être une buleria?

your guitar sounds beautiful ! what brand is this ?

Hmmm ..calling off the gypsies' pluff... what if they are sincere??