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Group Classes Online in Flamenco Guitar and More

Check out the following upcoming and ongoing group classes below, and learn more about private lessons here. ​

Live Classes and Events at Lessonface


Exploring Flamenco: Fandangos de Huelva and Farruca

Sundays at Noon ET, Sept 28th - Dec 14th, 2025

Fandangos de Huelva is a breezy, fun palo from the coastal city of Huelva. Farruca is an intense, traditionally masculine dance whose melody originated in the northwestern Spanish region of Galicia. If you're not familiar with these palos, check out this playlist, to hear some examples. Learn more and enroll at lessonface.com/leahguitar/fandangos-farruca.

Special offer: New students get 25% off 4 online private lessons with course enrollment, a perfect combination of one-on-one guidance and group instruction. 


Exploring Flamenco: Seguiriyas, Bulerias in A Minor, and Garrotin

Sundays at Noon ET, Jan 25th - April 12th, 2026
Seguiriyas is a tragic and mournful palo that will bring your interpretive skills to the next level. Bulerias is one of flamenco’s most complex and diverse palos (musical styles). On stage, it brings an intense, dramatic close to dances like Alegrias and Solea, and it’s also the music of choice to play and sing at flamenco social gatherings. Garrotin is a lesser-known palo with a playful, lighthearted mood and quirky rhythm.  Learn more and enroll at lessonface.com/leahguitar/seguiriyas-bulerias-and-garrotin.


Lessonface Open Mics and Recitals

Lessonface hosts regular open mics and recitals that are free and open to all ages and skill levels. You can enroll as a performer or as an audience member.  Open Mics are four times yearly (January, April, July, and October) and Recital schedules vary. Check out the schedule and enroll here: 

lessonface.com/leahguitar/open-mic

lessonface.com/leahguitar/recital


Self-Paced Courses


Intro to Flamenco Guitar Rhythms and Styles
  • A guided tour using video lessons and tabs through four different flamenco palos, or musical styles: Soleá, Farruca, Malagueña, and Guajira. You can take this course at your own pace. 
  • You'll learn basic chord shapes, multiple ways to play rhythm (compás), short melodic segments (falsetas), and how to arrange the material in a solo.
  • Course includes background info on each palo, 20 video lessons, and TAB for all material presented.
  • Enroll at lessonface.com/leahguitar/intro-flamenco.


Music Theory for Guitarists
  • A comprehensive two-part music theory course that teaches you the essential music knowledge you need to understand your guitar. Course includes video lessons, lesson notes in PDF, written exercises, and guitar exercises. You can take this course at your own pace. 
  • Part One teaches: the musical alphabet; how to find the notes on your guitar; building and playing major and minor scales; constructing major, minor, and diminished chords; and how chords and scales work together in keys. 
  • Part Two includes: building on your chord and scale knowledge with chord extensions and inversions; learning how the keys relate to each other; constructing and using the circle of fifths; transposing music from one key to another; and useful scales and modes beyond major and minor.
  • Receive $15 off if you purchase both courses together. Use the promo code THEORYLEAH.