Traditional Flamenco Guitar - How to study?

[.oOguitar]

I want to learn traditional flamenco guitar -- (older styles like Niño
Ricardo or Melchor de Marchena -- not rumba, fusion, or the "modern"
style of playing).

Does anyone know where I could find a good teacher? I'm in Western
Massachusetts -- I could travel as far as Boston or New York
occasionally. I want to go to Spain next year to study there...
probably Sevilla. Any suggestions?

Thanks

[Antony]

Go to Cordoba, Spain and take lessons with Rafael Merengue who taught
Vicente Amigo, Paco Serrano, and Jose Antonio Rodriguez.
He is quite cheap also.

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I want to learn traditional flamenco guitar -- (older styles like Niño
Ricardo or Melchor de Marchena -- not rumba, fusion, or the "modern"
style of playing).

Does anyone know where I could find a good teacher? I'm in Western
Massachusetts -- I could travel as far as Boston or New York
occasionally. I want to go to Spain next year to study there...
probably Sevilla. Any suggestions?

Thanks

[.oOguitar]

Post by Antony
Go to Cordoba, Spain and take lessons with Rafael Merengue who taught
Vicente Amigo, Paco Serrano, and Jose Antonio Rodriguez.
He is quite cheap also.

I actually may go to Spain soon and take private lessons for a few
months. I want to go to Sevilla though. Any ideas for how to
approach the trip?

[Uffe]

If you need recommendations for guitar teachers and so on, a good
place to ask is in the forum ofPaco de Lucía... lots of english
speaking players in there http://www.pacodelucia.org/foro/

Also try www.amorflamenco.com (english welcome)