Economy of Motion in the Left Handhttps://youtu.be/CC0gtb7i0hUFixed Fingershttps://youtu.be/8VPJAw0EXcsFinger independence is important. It helps with speed, accuracy and control, …
Simon’s Mailbox Jan 2019
A little experiment from CGC, if you would like to see a show/regular episode like this on the CGC youtube channel please let me know!https://youtu.be/9KtE2ymzZlU …
CGC 056 : Member Q&A with Linda Tsardakas
In this episode of The Classical Guitar Corner Podcast, Simon kicks off a new series where he will sit down with members of Classical Guitar Corner Academy and do a Q&A session to help those …
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CGC 034 : Noa Kageyama and the Bulletproof Musician
Dr. Noa Kageyama is a concert violinist who did his studies at Julliard School of Music, but he is also a psychologist and the author of a prominent music blog called "The Bulletproof Musician." Noa …
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CGC 023 : Guitars at the Met
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Scales in Thirds, Sixths and Octaves
More often than not we work on scales using one note at a time. These scales offer a good apparatus to practice a variety of techniques and help us understand the fingerboard. Now, we will look into …
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