Thanks!! 😁 Plenty more to go!

Thank you!

Awesome, really happy you enjoyed it! Def different kind of content haha, kind of like a podcast

Thank you!

Thanks so much!!

🥹 Thank you!! It means a lot, I’m very proud of this one! Stay tuned for more!

Thank you Stephen!! 🙏

Thank you Jerry!! I expected nerves would make it worse, but I think it turned out better than any other!

Thank you Alan! Very happy to connect with fellow amateurs. I’m really honored that you find it inspiring! And yes, I completely agree - making faces is a “bad habit” for me that’s hard to break. I think it comes from livestreaming where I try to make a joke out of it! At least, I feel if it’s positive (laughing at self, or a smile, etc), it’s much better than a negative reaction (wincing etc), but I’ll keep working on reducing further 👍

@ that is a great point actually, the “face” you made said “ ok I made a mistake but I’m still having fun “ as opposed to a face that says “ I’m the worst player in the world I should give this up “ 😂 I did nt think of that !!!

@ Yes! Still very nontraditional, maybe something only an amateur can pull off 😎

Thank you Venancio!! Really happy to hear you’re enjoying this kind of video, I hope to keep making more like it. Yes, I found this one is SIGNIFICANTLY harder than E1. From the first page I was like “lol this is overrated, it’s really not that bad”, but the 2nd page really is brutal. The challenge, as you said, is in the LH barres. Super tough, and that’s where working 1 measure/day really helps. I also learned from my teacher to shift the weight of the barre from the 4-6 string set to the 1-3 set midway through the measure, and at a slow tempo, even lift from 4-6. It helps so much!

@@ClassicalGuitarMusings Thank you!

Thanks man! Good to see you again, and no worries ☺️

Hey! About 8 years ago, currently practicing ~2h/day. I used to play electric ages ago just for fun, put it away, then started classical at 27. Got serious about it during the pandemic, consistent 1-2h/day. How about you? Do you play?

Thanks Stephen! It’s a tough one, good luck!

@@valeriibeskorsyi4490 Awesome! Was it tough? How fast did you get it?

@@jayrussell26 thanks man! Haha I always clarify when I tell people “great tone” 😆

@jayrussell26 Thanks for commenting with this timestamp btw. I added it, and a couple others I think you'd enjoy!!

😆 Yes he can!! Contact info in description, he can turn *you* into guitar Bach!

So happy that you enjoyed the video! Working on this piece was a transcendent experience for me. I really feel it’s one of the greatest pieces of art in history. I hope you enjoy working on it as much as I have! Take it slow, and don’t be afraid to share clips and play it for others midway through the journey! If you’re curious how it turned out more than a year later, here’s my last recording (for now): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGSTn56qptR7mpY

@@venusrising2226 Bro you should!!

@@MrDmonBg_777 yesss 🙌

@@rcamine 😁🙏

@@guitarmony333 aren’t they??? 🐈‍⬛🐈😻

Thanks Bernadette! 😁🙏

@@ishimoto1597 Thanks! 🙏😁

For my own records, I just received 1 Shorts Feed view reported in YT Studio, 19 hours after publishing. Currently sitting at 35 views, 1:08 avg view duration, 7 likes and 2 comments (1 myself, 1 other). In contrast, same video on TikTok has 641 views, 31 likes, 1 bookmark, 0 comments. Def making me want to return to the Tok!

Thank you!

Thank you! Keep at it, would love to see yours someday

@@ClassicalGuitarMusings Hey thank you so much 🙏

Yep, I can argue that all day

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@@eddiec2711 Thanks!! Ya I’m “technically” a hobbyist ☺️

@@kevinmaillet4712 I like it too!

@@jayrussell26 thanks so much Jay!! Learned 100% live on Twitch/YT 😎

@@guitarmony333 I’m so happy that you’re enjoying them!! Chris is an amazing teacher, I’m very grateful that he’s willing to share these publicly.

Thanks Stephen!! I take my hobbies seriously 😎

Cameron sells em! Link in (his) bio