Скачать или смотреть Flat 7 minor 7 Chord in Flamenco - A Short Exploration Flamenco Guitar Tutorial by Kai Narezo

There’s a super common chord - one that we use all the time in flamenco - that I don’t see people talk about very much. In jazz they’d call it the b7m7, as it’s a minor 7 chord a half step below the Tonic. But if that makes no sense to you don’t worry, as it’s actually a pretty simple concept. We take a look at how to use it in the four keys most commonly used in flamenco.

Guitar: 1986 Manuel Reyes cedar-top blanca

0:00 - Intro
0:59 - Two ways of resolving in Flamenco
1:35 - The four keys we’re going to look at
2:01 - How to find the chord
2:20 - Por Medio (A Phrygian)
3:08 - Taranta Key
4:24 - Granaina Key
5:19 - Por Arriba (E Phrygian)
7:04 - Conclusion


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