Flamenco Singing step by step (DVD/Booklet) , "Merenguito"

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Flamenco Singing Step by Step
Alegrías, Tangos de Extremadura, La Caña and Tonás

Merenguito

The object of this anthology is to explain each type of flamenco song, as well as the different variations that come from the different geographical areas.

Each one of the styles will be carefully explained so that singers, guitarists, percussionists and even those that are just beginning, are able to understand their structures, words, intonation, rhythms, beats, forms, etc.

All the songs are explained in parts, “step by step”, and at the end of the explanation they will be interpreted in their complete form.

Furthermore, making the most of the facilities of the DVD, you also have the possibility of lowering the volume of “Merenguito” voice so that the singers can practise with the group. There is also the opportunity of reducing the sound of the guitar, so that the guitarists can practise the accompaniment of the song with Merenguito.

In other words, this is a perfect course both for singers and guitarists, where you will be able to study and practise singing as well as accompanying the song.

It also include a booklet with some historical information about all explained flamenco styles, technical featuires and lyrics.

All the songs are explained in parts, “step by step”, and at the end of the explanation they will be interpreted in their complete form.

In this first volume are explained the following styles:

- Alegrías con origen en Cádiz
- La Caña de Jerez de la Fronter a
- Tangos de Extremadura
- Tonás pertenecientes a Sevilla, Triana

90 minutes.

Among the different themes covered there are three set ups:

- The set up for a group, with the beats on the screen.
- The set up for a singer, with the beats on the screen.
- The set up for a guitar, with the chords and the beats on the screen.

There is also the possibility of lowering the volume of the singer’s voice or the guitar’s volume so that the student can practise with his/her own voice or with their guitar, changing the audio track indicated on the DVD.