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Description of Flamenco Guitar
How to Hold a Flamenco Guitar
Right Hand Posture in Flamenco Guitar
Right Hand Flamenco Guitar Techniques
Thumb Rest Stroke in Flamenco Guitar
Thumb Free Stroke in Flamenco Guitar
Picado Technique in Flamenco Guitar
Arpeggios in Flamenco Guitar
Learn About Flamenco Guitar Tremolos
Learn About Rasgueados in Flamenco Guitar
One Finger Rasgueados in Flamenco Guitar
How to Play Middle Finger Rasgueados in Flamenco Guitar
How to Play the Three Finger Rasgueado in Flamenco Guitar
How to Play the Four Finger Rasgueado in Flamenco Guitar
Fan Rasgueados in Flamenco Guitar
Rasgueado Techniques for Flamenco Guitar
How to Play Golpe in Flamenco Guitar
Right Hand Exercises for Flamenco Guitar
Right Hand Techniques in Flamenco Guitar
Left Hand Posture in Flamenco Guitar
Left Hand Techniques for Flamenco Guitar
How to Play Scales on a Flamenco Guitar
How to Play Slurs on Flamenco Guitar
Tips for Playing Chords on Flamenco Guitar
How to Play Bar Chords on a Flamenco Guitar
How to Use Slides on a Flamenco Guitar
How to Play the Parado in Flamenco Guitar
Left Hand Exercises for Flamenco Guitar
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Mario Amaya left school after completing the seventh grade. In 1970, at fifteen years old, he had already been playing the Flamenco guitar for over a year. Having exhausted the...read more
"Hi I'm Mario Amaya and on behalf of Expert Village in this segment I'm going to talk to you a little bit about the Picado technique in flamenco guitar playing. In Picado we alternate the index and middle fingers of the right hand to pluck the strings and it could be a very fast and exciting technique(playing). So the Picado technique involves alternating the middle and index fingers and it is a rest stroke we slide on the flesh of the finger tip and pluck with the nail and then rest on the next string. Something that differentiates flamenco Picado from classical guitar Picado is that in flamenco it's much strong and more dynamic, classical guitar playing uses Picado but it is kind of a soft gentle technique where they are so concerned about the sound, the tone that they mainly the rhythm But flamenco is mainly with the rhythm and strength and speed. Please see the next segment for information about playing arpeggios in flamenco guitar playing."
eHow Article: Picado Technique in Flamenco Guitar
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