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FLAMENCO GUITARSMy flamenco guitars are loud, with a quick attack. They have a sonorous tone appropriate for solo performance or recording, but when played hard have the incisive, percussive qualities needed for accompanying singers and dancers. My first nylon-string guitars were flamencos; when my daughter began to study flamenco dance years ago, I became fascinated by the flamenco guitar. There's quite a bit of flamenco going on in Sonoma County, where I live, and the San Francisco Bay Area with its lively flamenco scene is only an hour away, so I have many opportunities to hear and play live flamenco, and to get feedback on my instruments from professional players. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for more photos of flamenco guitar details. When I'm not in my shop, I devote considerable time to playing. My 17-year-old daughter studies and performs flamenco cante, and I often accompany her when she sings. My 25-year-old, the dancer, surpassed me as a performer long ago. For more information on her dance classes and performances, visit La Eva Flamenco.
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