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    This document introduces the E Phrygian scale and its use in a flamenco guitar piece. It shows a diagram of the E Phrygian scale, noting the half step between the first and second notes gives it a Spanish flavor. It then provides a chord chart including F/E and G/E chords and indicates the guitar tabs that follow use single notes for the thumb and chords for the index finger.

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    This document introduces the E Phrygian scale and its use in a flamenco guitar piece. It shows a diagram of the E Phrygian scale, noting the half step between the first and second notes gives it a Spanish flavor. It then provides a chord chart including F/E and G/E chords and indicates the guitar tabs that follow use single notes for the thumb and chords for the index finger.

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    Leccion Basica de Flamenco

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    Marco Antonio Rueda Vasquez
    This document introduces the E Phrygian scale and its use in a flamenco guitar piece. It shows a diagram of the E Phrygian scale, noting the half step between the first and second notes gives it a Spanish flavor. It then provides a chord chart including F/E and G/E chords and indicates the guitar tabs that follow use single notes for the thumb and chords for the index finger.

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    Before I show you the guitar tabs, I want to show you the scale that gives this piece

    its Spanish flavor. It is called the Phrygian scale or Phrygian mode. Here's the diagram for the E Phrygian guitar scale:

    What gives the Phrygian scale its flamenco flavor is the half step between E and F (between the first and the second note), like you can see in this scale diagram (sorry about the illustration, I felt a sudden need to be creative):

    The chords that are played are basic guitar chords, except for the last 2. Here's the chord chart:

    F/E: this is an F chord with an E in the bass G/E: this is a G chord with an E in the bass

    And here are the guitar tabs for this flamenco guitar piece. The single note lines I play with my thumb, the chords I play with my index finger.

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