L302 Developing Speed
Developing speed on the classical guitar is a very big focus for a lot of people. Which is kind of strange seeing as the majority of pieces are not really that fast. To be sure [...]
Thumb Rest Stroke and Flesh Stroke
In level 1, we looked at the basic thumb free stroke on the classical guitar and how it is rather unique compared the other fingers. In this level we are going to add two very [...]
Right Hand Preparation
As you move ahead with classical guitar technique, we will be constantly looking to find more efficient and more accurate movements. Right hand preparation is a prime example of this idea and it will aid [...]
Rest Stroke Technique on the Classical Guitar
The rest stroke, also known as apoyando, produces a full and powerful sound, and differs from the free stroke in its follow through. Whereas the free stroke moves the finger through the air, clearing the [...]
Free Stroke Technique
Free stroke, also known as tirando, is the most commonly used stroke in classical guitar technique. It can produce a variety of sounds and dynamics, while using very little energy from the right hand. Tirando [...]
120 Right Hand Studies by Giuliani
The 120 Right Hand Studies by Mauro Giuliani really are fantastic. As a whole they cover about every permutation in the right hand that you might find in Giuliani, and a number of other genres. [...]