Taught by renowned guitarist Jan Depreter
Reimagine the vibrant rhythms and dynamics of Spanish dance. Discover how to infuse a musical tale with energy, emotion, and passion.
Granados’ beloved “Andaluza,” one of his 12 Danzas Españolas, is a vibrant piece full of nimble, fresh energy. Therein lies the challenge of capturing its many dynamic shifts and colors. Wish you could capture the highs and lows, the luscious rhythms, and the moving landscape in your playing?
Now you can. Acclaimed guitarist Jan Depreter will skillfully guide you through “Andaluza” in this in-depth tutorial — from capturing the mood and magic of flamenco, to bringing out the bold contrasts and subtle nuances that make this piece special. Adopt Depreter’s practical wisdom, and you’ll soon be playing with an undeniable sense of movement and the flair of old Spain.
Belgian guitarist Jan Depreter, renowned as the "sound painter" of the guitar, is hailed for his ability to create an astonishing palette of tonal colors in his performances.
Depreter’s lifelong passion for guitar began at the tender age of 5, when he received his first instrument as a Christmas gift. He went on to hone his musical foundation at the Lemmens Institute Leuven and the Royal Conservatories of Antwerp and The Hague, where he studied under Zoran Dukić.
Depreter has secured over 15 top prizes in major competitions worldwide, has performed for many European monarchs — earning a gold medal from Queen Fabiola of Belgium — and has appeared on renowned concert stages across six continents. His discography features critically acclaimed recordings, including his interpretations of Turina and a tribute to Julian Bream.
Depreter actively teaches masterclasses at the GFA and prestigious conservatories around the world. Acclaimed as a hometown hero, he has been bestowed with the prestigious Cultuurprijs as a cultural emissary of Flanders.
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