Piano Flamenco Method Vol 2 (Book/DVD) - Carlos Torijano

The format to present the materials is eminently useful: the different advisory elements for every specific palo are treated as independent blocks:

The Soniquetes and Falsetas are conducted gradually in slow and normal motion.

The soniquetes are the patterns or rhythmical variations we will use to accompany the cante, giving the cantaor a rhythmical-harmonic solid base to support him while he performs the different tercios (verses) of the theme.

The falsetas are the variations where the cantaor gives the replay to the guitarist (the pianist in this case) and where the pianist performs a melody as soloist interlude. After that, the turn goes back to the cantaor again.

Thereby the complete structure of each piece will be the result of the sum of all the substructures which are interconnected to each other, called variations.

In order to have rhythmical and harmonic comprehension of everything played in each part, scores have additional information as:

1. - Fingerings: there are other possibilities but these are the most convenient according to the experience.
2. - The Harmonic Analysis: in each exercise, there are shown the degrees of the keys that we go through  and the corresponding chords in order  to make easier  the transposing to other keys
3. - In the 12 beat styles (palos) (Soleá, Bulerías, and Alegrías) we have placed on top the Compás numbers as well, to know exactly in which part of the rhythmical cycle of the palo we are in each moment.

As an introduction before the study of different palos, there is Flamenco Harmony explanation with a number of previous exercises:

Diatonic or tonal harmonic system
Harmonic modal system
Main chords
Flameno Harmony exercises
Andalusian cadence exercises: Gregorian modes and corresponding scales to every chord of the cadence

There are several sound options: piano + accompaniment (guitar, palmas, metronome, cajón),piano, accompanying.