How to Do Arpeggios and Golpes for Rumba (Flamenco Guitar Lesson) | Two Lively Faletas

How to Do Arpeggios and Golpes for Rumba (Flamenco Guitar Lesson) | Two Lively Faletas

Author: Ben Stubbs September 25, 2022 Duration: 12:59

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In this lesson for the flamenco guitar, I will show you how to play two very energetic falsetas for the compás of rumba! I will warn you, it's going to be a gople frenzy! 

…What does that mean? Well, in the flamenco guitar style, there is a technique called "golpe," where the player taps on the golpeador (tapping plate), which is affixed to the face of the guitar body in order to protect the wood finish.

One of the things you will learn in this lesson is how to do a golpe with you anular (ring) finger and the medio (middle) finger. Each one of those types of golpe is executed in different eras of the golpeador. 

Aside from glolpes, there is much more that you will learn in this flamenco guitar tutorial. So grab your guitar, take notes, and let's start playing!
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Ben Stubbs has spent years not just playing flamenco guitar but teaching it, and that experience shapes every conversation on The Flamenco Guitar Podcast. Here, the focus is on the journey behind the music-the specific techniques, the historical context, and the personal discipline that transforms practice into passion. You'll hear detailed discussions on everything from the precise mechanics of rasgueado and alzapúa to the emotional weight of different palos, all explained in a way that is accessible whether you're holding a guitar for the first time or have been studying for years. This isn't a series of dry lectures; it's a deep, practical exploration fueled by Ben's dedication as an educator. Each episode feels like a focused session, breaking down complex ideas into actionable steps while always honoring the soul and tradition of flamenco. Tune in for a genuine learning experience that goes far beyond simple tablature, offering a real sense of guidance and community for anyone drawn to this powerful art form. The podcast serves as a natural extension of Ben's teaching philosophy, making the intricate world of flamenco guitar feel approachable and deeply rewarding.
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