To start out, you will learn 6 different fundamental right-hand patterns. 

Here you will learn the structure of the fundamental basic compas, with 6 basic variations. After that you will learn 7 variations that are slightly more rythmically and harmonically challenging.

With these variations you can extend your basic compas repertoire, which will allow you to break free from the monotony of the standard basic compas, by the use of interesting modern chords.

The next buidling block in the Alegrías solo is the remates. You will learn 6 variations of short remates that start from the count number 7, enriching the basic compas with techniques such as the thumb-, arpegio- and alzapua.

Subsequently, you can extend your remates by using longer variations that start from the count of 3. These 6 remate variations are technically more challenging and are played with different techniques such as arpegio, alzapua and picado.

 In these 5 vídeos, you'll learn 6 short falsetas that last one compas each. Typically, these are used to give the cantaor a break and are very practical to apply when you accompany the cante (singing).

 In these 5 vídeos, you'll learn 6 short falsetas that last one compas each. Typically, these are used to give the cantaor a break and are very practical to apply when you accompany the cante (singing).

To finish the course, you'll learn 5 long avant- guarde falsetas. Each one is played at 4 different speeds so that you can learn them step-by-step at your own rhythm. Furthermore, the split screen will allow you to perfectly observe the technique of the maestro.

The Bonus package consists of 6 more videos. After showing us a beautiful 'Silencio' in E-minor, Paco plays four falsetas in alternative tone: two of them in C Major and two in A Major. The course ends with the Alegrías interview in which Paco shares his inside information, knowledge and experience.