Keeping this in view, can you use a classical guitar for flamenco?
If you're going to be playing flamenco, you'll want these on your guitar. And yes, you can put them on a “classical” guitar. Flamenco guitar may have less neck relief (slightly flatter neck). That allows for a slightly lower action, and also can create a buzz/”growl” that some flamenco players like.
Also, is Flamenco considered classical music? And that's the difference between the oral tradition and literal and written tradition. Flamenco is passionate and classical is highly idealized as (classical) form before passionate in the literal sense.
Besides, are flamenco guitar different from a classical?
Materials: Classical guitars are generally made with spruce or cedar tops and rosewood or mahogany backs and sides to enhance sustain. Flamenco guitars are generally made with spruce tops and cypress or sycamore for the backs and sides to enhance volume.
Should I learn classical or flamenco guitar?
Flamenco is very different from classical, and there is no reason why you should have to learn classical if you want to play flamenco. Spanish flamenco players don't (necessarily), so why should you? Aim for what you want to do. There isn't that much in common between the two styles.
