How to Play for Flamenco Dancers WITHOUT Sounding Boring

In this tutorial, Tino van der Sman shares his expert tips on accompanying flamenco dancers without sounding repetitive or boring. Drawing on his extensive experience as a professional flamenco guitarist, Tino breaks down key aspects of structuring accompaniment, focusing on how to effectively support dancers during escobillas and other key moments. You’ll learn practical advice on balancing dynamics, creating different atmospheres, and enhancing the dancer’s performance through nuanced guitar techniques. Tino also provides real-time demonstrations with examples in different palos such as alegrías and soleá.

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1️⃣ How to support dancers during escobillas with effective rhythm and dynamics.
2️⃣ The importance of structuring the accompaniment to create dynamic contrasts and avoid monotony.
3️⃣ Practical tips on adjusting guitar techniques to enhance key moments like llamadas and footwork sections.
4️⃣ How to create subtle rhythmic variations and melodies to complement the dancer’s performance.
5️⃣ Real-time demonstrations of accompaniment in various flamenco styles such as alegrías and soleá.

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– Effective use of arpeggios and melody during escobillas to avoid overpowering the dancer.
– How to shift between different energy levels to enhance the dancer’s performance.
– Real examples of adjusting rhythms and creating varied “climates” throughout the dance.

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