How to Play Essential Spanish Guitar & Flamenco Scale | E Phrygian | LEARN this FIRST ✔️

This is the most common, principle, essential Spanish Guitar and Flamenco Scale to learn first. Check out the Full Beginners Spanish Guitar Tutorial Playlist here: ⬇️

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00:00 First Spanish Guitar Scale Intro (E Phrygian)
00:28 Good form for Guitar Barre Chords
01:26 Tip #1 Add #G's to this Scale
03:16 Get Creative with the Phygian Scale (Improvise)

✔️ Check List ✔️
-Practice this scale with a metronome
-Add G#'s to this scale for a more exotic sound
-Get creative and try improvising with the scale (Try different rhythms, note orders and combinations)
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In this video tutorial for beginner guitarists, I'm teaching you step by step how to play an essential spanish guitar scale in the first position, the E Phrygian Scale. With this simple scale, you'll open to the door to countless Spanish Guitar melodies and improvisations. I cover every detail you'll need to know to start with this scale pattern. We always start from the ground, so that any absolute beginner can learn!

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[aa.mirezZ]

Great explanation. Another way to think of that sharp G would be to think of the A harmonic minor scale.

[heavymetalnewsdesk]

This is a great lesson, but to save people some trouble you should start by saying that E Phrygian is not the scale, it is a C major scale, Phrygian is the mode. Also it's the same scale as A natural minor or D Dorian, these scales played over E become E Phrygian, and those sharps are a way of borrowing from the harmonic minor scale without knowing the harmonic minor scale

[valvalson]

great explanation thanks! knowing the scale is one thing but being creative and improvise like you did in the end is a whole other level!

[CarlWinter-oyuf]

Now here is David finally explaining basic flamenco scale for beginners ---thankyou --this way I can learn like the pentatonics 40 years ago !
other websites are way too complicated ----you are a star David ---gracias !

[angelathompson]

hello from australia beginner here. thanks man❤

[andredeoliveira]

Sua explicação foi fantástica! eu toco guitarra e quero aprender escala flamenca e guitarra espanhola. A escala mais bonita na minha opinião. Ganhou um inscrito! Saudações do Brasil

[CarlWinter-oyuf]

Wow !this method is not so scary---lot like the pentatonic I learnt long ago ---gracias!

[muzweli]

We’ll, you’ve gotten me started. I’m guessing the fingerings are index & middle finger?

[snorkyblundabus]

So clear.. thank you. It made me happy.

[julzhepburn]

Thank you, ,very clear, ,found you in moments, ,,gonna sub, 🎼♥️ 🎹🎵

[charlesclawson]

Thanks, I want to learn the open stings

[BobEstremera]

Great video. It seems like you are playing this E Phrygian over an Aminor Andalucian cadence. Am I correct?

[Dutcharmytent]

Another perfect lesson, so glad I found this site. Have subscribed, thumbs up.

[maksimtkachenko]

Good afternoon, I beg your pardon, can I ask you to make the tabs of what you were playing this minute 3:17? I would love to learn. Thanks in advance!!!

[michpo]

If possible, can you please provide the chords for the section you played at 3:00. Thanks!

[CarlWinter-oyuf]

Only perplexing issue is lack of fret markers ---but I can learn to guess what fret is where?

[herrunsinn]

00:54 "Now we go back up".... It sure sounds like the notes are going "down" to me. 😅 😂 🤣

[juliovizuete]

Hola David, do you have any Bulerias tutorials? I would like to be able to see how the timing is used when playing Bulerias. Your golpe videos are really excelent

[dudleybarker]

can we not add a D# to the E Phrygian - E, F, G#, A, B, C, D#

[DJAZfake]

This sounded so much like A harmonic minor.