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This book has 10 pieces
that are well worth
learning. All music is
written in standard
notation and tab. While
it's not exactly a
beginners book, it does
contain a wealth of
traditional falsetas and
rasgueado patterns. I have
always liked Paco Peña's
playing because it's clean
and the compás is always
well defined.
I
learned the Colombiana
from this book because
the first time I heard
it I was hooked. This
piece presented an
enormous technical
challenge to me,
especially for my right
hand. But it had such an
irresistible aura, I was
determined to master it.
My playing ultimately
improved as a result of
practicing it endlessly.
Good thing too, because
when I started playing
regular gigs with
dancers, they talked me
into playing Colombiana
as the opening number.
It is a beautiful and
uplifting piece to play.
I can think of nothing
better for improving
technique (in both
hands) than to learn
music that is such a joy
to listen to. Other
titles Every piece in
this book is a
masterpiece. I highly
recommend it.
SONGS
INCLUDE:
En Las Cuevas - Farruca
El Nuevo Dia -
Columbiana
La Romeria - Alegrias
El Mantoncillo -
Garrotin
Son de Companas -
Seguiriyas
A La Feria - Sevillanas
Santuario - Sloeares
Tonos Levantinos -
Tarantas
Herencia Latina - Rumba
A Paso Lento - Tientos
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