Here's a simple version of Malagueña that will give you chance to practice a little
tremolo in the right hand.
Listen.
Okay, let's do this.
This whole thing is built around 2 chords.
A simplified version of the E chord and then a simplified version of A minor chord.
Both of them used two fingers and they're very similar forms.
Let's play the E chord first.
First finger on the first fret on the third string.
Second finger on the second fret of the fourth string.
So were starting from the fourth string here that's why I strum it like that.
Now to make that A minor chord, we move everything over one's strings so that means the second
finger goes over to second fret of the third string.
First finger over to the first fret of the second string.
We will call that three-note chord.
I'm not really using the fourth string.
Back to the E, let's do it.
First finger down, second finger down.
I'm hitting fourth string in my right hand.
I move them over, second finger over to the third string.
First finger over the second string, okay.
Back to E, back to A minor.
We're gonna start with the E chord.
Now the whole motion in the right hand is thumb and then first finger, second finger
and then on to the next note.
So the first three notes of the E chord, I'm hitting the fourth string with the thumb,
third string with the thumb and the second string with the thumb.
So it sounds like this.
Base note which is also the melody note.
Try that with me.
Start with the thumb on the fourth string.
Hit it.
Now first finger, second finger on the third string, high E. Now go on to the thumb on
the third string and then second string and repeat it.
Now we will move over to the A minor chord.
First finger goes over to the second string, second finger over the third string.
Start the third string with the thumb and again the high E. Thumb goes on to the second
string now.
Open up the second string.
Take off the first finger on the left hand, back to the third string.
Let go of the second finger and play the open third string.
Now the third finger goes on to the fourth string third fret and you hit your - a little
desonate and from their we go back to the E chord and start over.
Let's do that again.
The A minor chord starting with the third string base note.
Second string take off the first finger on the left hand back to the third string, open
it up.
Now third fret of the fourth string third finger.
Back to the E chord and starting on the fourth string.
Third string, second string.
Repeat that to fourth string, third, second string.
Move to the A minor chord and thumb on the third string, second string, open it up, back
to the third, open it up, third fret fourth string.
Start over.
A minor.
Good work.
Be patient.
Take your time and have fun with this.