I'm puzzled by the negative comments below. Adam is obviously skilled at Flamenco and a good teacher. Who cares where he is from and what his Flamenco lineage is. Sad to see so much hatred and anger from people directed towards a guy who is giving out free lessons that have value. I for one thank Adam for his contributions.
adam you are a great flamenco guitar player, but also the most important thing, you are an amazing teacher and how you articulate every important point and technique so well. I can play, but can't teach even if it saved my life! best of luck and much success. AL
does anyone know how to learn the left hand things he's doing ? the complex chords , the hammer on and these thing ? or what should search for to learn them ?
Even though i am prodominantly using my Knuckle to power the arpeggio, i still find the i use the joint closest to my nails a little bit. It does my heaf in a bit because im not 100 percent sure if im doing it correctly
hi adam, in your opinion, tell me please, how long to get that level of arpeggio , 1 year 2 years..i have skills and i play music from brazil. i must improve my right hand. i would appreciate if you could give me a general idea .thank you
Pepe Habichuela trained Adam Del Monte. Do you think Pepe Habichuela is full of shit? Do you even know who Pepe Habichuela is? Adam Del Monte has a Spanish accent from living there for many years while training under a master gypsy guitarist. You simply do not know what you are talking about, nor who you are talking about.
Excellent Solea, by the way, it's very well elaborated and quite beautiful. It's also a technical tour-de-force that is impressive. @pegcaila it's Fmaj, Cmaj, Dmin, E phrygian. The key is the voicings and not using ALL the notes of a complete chord at once, but focusing on particular diads and triads and the timing of the golpe etc. I'm still trying to figure it out. Maybe Adam will do a lesson on Soleares... he probably already did and I'm just unaware yet.
there is only one thing, that god could give you in this case ( it's rather a genetic disposition that allows you to understand and adapt things faster than other): passion and the ability to sit 8 hours every day on your ass and work with 100% of your concentration. that's it. no magic behind it just work. my guitar teacher always said. talent is 95% hard work and 5% even harder work :)
I totally agree with the arabs (they brought the oriental consonance), and the gypsies (the rythm). But what the hell about the jews? I don't undertsand!
god gifted? oh damn... here somebody exactly explains how to elaborate your tonal quality and you talk about god-gifted?! i believe in god too, but that's sound like nonsense to me.
I'm puzzled by the negative comments below. Adam is obviously skilled at Flamenco and a good teacher. Who cares where he is from and what his Flamenco lineage is. Sad to see so much hatred and anger from people directed towards a guy who is giving out free lessons that have value. I for one thank Adam for his contributions.
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@Nova Terrance Flixportal :)
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@Nova Terrance you are welcome :)
I Really appreciate the clear instruction and valuable information you continue to produce. Very impressive work
adam you are a great flamenco guitar player, but also the most important thing, you are an amazing teacher and how you articulate every important point and technique so well. I can play, but can't teach even if it saved my life!
best of luck and much success.
AL
Very beautifuly played and explaned . you are both a teacher and a guide and i appreciate your hardwork towards this video.Thanks alot
you are an amazing teacher, I love the way you get into details
truly cant understand why would someone dislike it...
You are a great teacher. l love you
this is not easy work tonal quality is god gifted and thats the main thing
great artist
Adam is a great Guitarist ,, not just great ,, hes a beast
fantastic clear teaching ability
Thank you very much: great teachings!
Good démonstration but it Is a pity your caméra not showing your right hand closer
Thanks for your lesson
Great teacher!
You are a fantastic teacher!
stellar player and teacher!
BEAUTUFUL
does anyone know how to learn the left hand things he's doing ? the complex chords , the hammer on and these thing ? or what should search for to learn them ?
Even though i am prodominantly using my Knuckle to power the arpeggio, i still find the i use the joint closest to my nails a little bit. It does my heaf in a bit because im not 100 percent sure if im doing it correctly
Ada What Are the Right hand fingerings ???
hi adam, in your opinion, tell me please, how long to get that level of arpeggio , 1 year 2 years..i have skills and i play music from brazil. i must improve my right hand. i would appreciate if you could give me a general idea .thank you
beautifull tips to really play properly
2:42 ... and nothing else matterrrrrrrrs.
👏 wowowow!
Pepe Habichuela trained Adam Del Monte. Do you think Pepe Habichuela is full of shit? Do you even know who Pepe Habichuela is? Adam Del Monte has a Spanish accent from living there for many years while training under a master gypsy guitarist.
You simply do not know what you are talking about, nor who you are talking about.
It is easy with practice. 30 minutes a day and you'll be better than you think sooner than you can imagine.
Nails catches the string :( ... any Advice?
maybe ur nails r too long. by standard, only 2mm need it!
Great video ! I messed up my fingers from years of oxing and am hoping that I can get a decent arpeggio. I've resorted to apoyados. Good sound, Adam !
Started working on arpeggios slow. Doing physical therapy, and glucosamine. Fingers are more responsive. Much success & smiles in your career, Adam.
great playing..
Hey Adam. Where you buy that Urbo play?
"ergo" might aid your googling.
Otherwise, Strings By Mail are likely to have them
is there tab for the intro maestro?
It's a solea, the particulars can be improvised or elaborated in other ways as he does.
Excellent Solea, by the way, it's very well elaborated and quite beautiful. It's also a technical tour-de-force that is impressive.
@pegcaila it's Fmaj, Cmaj, Dmin, E phrygian. The key is the voicings and not using ALL the notes of a complete chord at once, but focusing on particular diads and triads and the timing of the golpe etc. I'm still trying to figure it out. Maybe Adam will do a lesson on Soleares... he probably already did and I'm just unaware yet.
there is only one thing, that god could give you in this case ( it's rather a genetic disposition that allows you to understand and adapt things faster than other): passion and the ability to sit 8 hours every day on your ass and work with 100% of your concentration. that's it. no magic behind it just work. my guitar teacher always said. talent is 95% hard work and 5% even harder work :)
You sound like hell boy!
he was born in Israel. but he is great. google him and you will find out. he was grown in spain the heart of flamenco, so watch what you write.
Muy bien senor
Same here
what about the legados and slurs ?????????
that would be another lesson!
Dude, watch a video of him playing Cordoba by Albeniz. Easy to pay [sic] basic chords huh?
I totally agree with the arabs (they brought the oriental consonance), and the gypsies (the rythm). But what the hell about the jews? I don't undertsand!
the singing
Better start growing my nails then... ( Im a flamenco beginner :-) )
god gifted? oh damn... here somebody exactly explains how to elaborate your tonal quality and you talk about god-gifted?! i believe in god too, but that's sound like nonsense to me.
why is there a guy behind you on all these videos.
who cares - no distraction if you are focused
Is the shadowman from hell!
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the real reason why he holding guitar like this not bicause of old school flamenco .. but bicause he is a classical player also
great teacher!