Ask Tatyana - How to Succeed without a Teacher

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In this episode you will learn how you can succeed without a guitar teacher and what are advantages of having a good teacher. Looking forward to read about your experience and ideas on this topic in the comment section. Please feel free to send me your questions for upcoming episodes of Ask Tatyana.
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[@Ernesto020879]

Great Tatyana ! Thank you for sharing ! Very interesting.

[@salvatoreterrosu8015]

I've started studying with a pupil of E.Pujol (a very wise teacher) for five of years when I was 13 and then stopped for 10 years until now. I've decided to go back to the guitar and I must say that this video it's a drop of gold for someone used to work with a teacher!

[@kacemfersous6929]

great lesson and advices thanks.......I want to hear Asturias from you

[@demolicionesdemexico]

Cant stop listening to her beautifull voice... thx 4 the lesson! Most helpfull..

[@ianworden5196]

Tatyana I enjoy your teaching style and believe the black board notes are very helpful. I learn so much from teachers but don’t always have access to one. Your advice is very useful for us struggling without a teacher. Thanks Ian

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

Happy to hear that, Ian!

[@UFO6600]

Very good advices. Thank you. What personally helped me the most was 1. „get rid of the ego“. Do not try to be better than you are. 2. have fun. Choose pieces you like and play together with friends 3. I had a very hard time to memorize pieces. Then I learned Chinese. After that my memory improved dramatically. Now I nearly need no music sheets anymore 🤓😋🥰. Of course there are many more tricks and hints, but this 3 points helped me personally the most.

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

Hi Richard, thanks for your comment and sharing your own tricks. I am sure they will help somebody. Like the Chinese tip 👍😁

[@MrDogonjon]

Good video! I do all of those things when self coaching but I am a poor substitute teacher. We all need fresh input now and then. Good coaches can inspire whole new chapters in self discovery. good coaches give you the tools to make the self analysis accurate and productive.

[@philvanderheit5985]

Hello Tatiana ! Just wanted to say that I use your warming up exercises every time I play and keep on following your advices ! Playing by my own without a teacher means even more thoroughness at work ! Greetings from Lausanne.

[@carlcurtis]

Perhaps the best point here is to be honest with yourself; it may be the hardest thing to do--although one's honesty should never be so severe that one gives up.

[@amansultani5410]

This was great tatyana you work very honestly for guitar community ❤

[@andreifurlanferreira6070]

Very good advices and tips, thank you! Will definitely try them out! Another tip, although a little obvious, is to practice as many consecutive days as possible. I think this is more important than practicing for long periods in the same day.

[@woupt3911]

You are not only good guitaris but you are also excellent teacher that can communicate clearly and easy too understand especially for me self taught. Appreciate beautiful lady😘😘 💖👍👍

[@katplaystheuke3313]

I don't play classical guitar but the finger exercises and manner of playing are similar in the ukulele. :) My teacher helped me correct my bad playing habits (wrong position of the wrist and even the arm when playing, wrist and fingers are not relaxed, etc.). Getting feedback from a teacher also helped me improve quite quickly in playing the ukulele. :)

[@christdiedforoursins1467]

Very good advice 😳I sometimes just listen to my playing by recording ,its very different to hear what I play😫.Very good advice thank you .Most of the time my tempo is out .The more I practice the more comfortable I get.I was hoping to try to wright my own music one day.Thank you so much Tatiana ,your video's are so encouraging.

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

Great! Recording yourself might be not so pleasant (for each of us, independend of professional or not), but it's a great help. "The progress starts with a honest look in a mirror" ;-)

[@christdiedforoursins1467]

@@tatyanaryzhkova Ja😅.In my mind I was a rock star!👨‍🎤.You made me laugh about that ...I'm just glad I'm not the only one!🤭.I have so much more appreciation for music and musicians now because I can only imagine how much time work and skill goes into performing beautiful pieces.Thank you So much for helping us it's a real privilege.I hope you have a wonderful weekend.🇿🇦💕🕊️

[@vitupjl]

You don't know how these videos helped me so much, after some months with these and others videos, i could handle some pieces i thought would take a lot of years to play. btw, i will post them when they are performable. =)

[@DaveLeoni]

Sometimes changing the fingering can make all the difference..thank you 😊

[@kiki60707]

Thank you, Tatyana! Good info to put into practice.

[@carlosalbertoalmonacidsoto7183]

Hay un abanico grande para ver y escuchar música Clásica en Guitarra que satisface mis nesecidades . Especialmente tú Tatiana , sabes que soy tu Fans como muchas otras Personas que te Admiran por lo que Eres una Gran Concertista en Guitarra . Recibe todo mi Cariño y un Abrazo Grande .

[@jatinraseen]

Thank you Mentor! You are the best!

[@Karen-ve6ds]

Another one for the teacher list, unless it comes under strategy; a teacher can show you how to practise.

[@kipponi]

And important what, too...?

[@MortimerJones99]

Another great video! Thanks Tatyana

[@markbibb1221]

Tatyana is so cool. Wonderful player & Teacher.

[@ericlamont1302]

Great work

[@DV-ux8eg]

beautiful teacher

[@natsob7667]

Thank you!👏

[@DaveLeoni]

Great advice

[@edgarparada3946]

Performing to friends is really cool.

[@lesliel1182]

Oh your English is so good now!🙂

[@kipponi]

I only say there are master guitarists selfmade and from educational schools. It depends only people how good you can be. In the end everything must learn byself.

[@lechuck2011]

I practise by myself for a couples of years, on march I started to have lessons with a pupil of maestro Abel Carlevaro, I practically started to learning from the basics(since how to hold the guitar) but I'm improving very fast right now. I would say only after you have very good bases you can study by yourself

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

Agree! And a good teacher could help you to improve faster. Wish you lot's of fun!

[@ericlamont1302]

Thanks Ms Segovia love it. Ha

[@douglaskooienga]

I’m going slowly but steadily going through:1)Christopher Parkening’s 2 book/CD set, 2)an “accelerator” course I bought on Udemy for $12.00, Tonebase’s level system 3)and the Mel Bay 8 level sight reading book/CD/DVD system. I use to teach guitar but The teacher suggestion was well taken. Maybe I need to check in with a teacher once every 3 or 4 months to see if I need correction in certain areas. I wonder if Mrs. Tatyana would be open to some “once every 3 or 4 months” lessons?

[@BhongJrOsorio]

It Sounds right and make sense!

[@NawarAlhamwi]

Without a teacher... i studied classical guitar. for first 5 years and now i don't have... just believe in your self

[@ricardocabrera2223]

Hola, Ricardo de Argentina. Eres maravillosa muy maravillosa como persona. Hermosa y llena de vida tus interpretaciones. Me da pena no poder entender lo que hablas. Gracias por existir.

[@carlosalbertoalmonacidsoto7183]

Clases parecidas cuando estudié Ramos Generales , en Música y otras Materias , ventas , comercio , deporte etc. Etc.

[@hugoteranflores108]

Excelente disertacion

[@ArtFernandez1]

Tatanya, love your lessons. Who was your teacher?

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

Hi! I had big pleasure to have great teachers on my way. Here they are: Valeriy Gromov, Mihail Zhuravlev and Thomas Müller-Pering. A lot of inspiration I took also from Master classes.

[@daviddavies3523]

Teacher should be able to motivate the student to do the needed "boring" exercises, to show the student the excitement and achievement when exercises are accomplished.

[@WWS322]

I'm self taught guitarist and I wish I'd gotten a teacher thirty five years ago. I have wasted much time and effort!

[@antoniochido1]

A teacher can help you with the technique of your hands, when we are studying alone, we can't see our bad work and we play making stranger things with our hands and that will be a problem in the future.

[@kiki60707]

Do you think the student can be able to tell if things like quality or sound and certain techniques that all guitarists need to know are being addressed?

[@tatyanaryzhkova]

It's difficult, but not impossible. With lots of work, discipline, comparisson, interest and some master classes that might be possible and become easier

[@MrDogonjon]

You need to learn how to listen with intent. Study the sound, notes, pitches, phrasing and expression. Watch video from great players like Tatyana. What is often missing is the blocking of how you make shifts from one position to the next and use your natural anatomy to set up the next phrase. It may involve a finger shift that is not intuitive and may seem clumsy and wrong at first. Segovia always chewed out students in his Master Class who changed the fingerings on his arrangements asking them why they did it that way then he shows them the reason why he fingered it that way... in an irritated and gruff fashion. Much like choreographing a dance or play the fingerings need to be planned ahead to assure the next phrase can be performed with out fumbling for a fingering.

[@glennlubomirskynovitch3254]

When you start to learn a piece how to be sure that the piece is not too difficult for you? If you have a bad choice picking up a piece, you can waste your time and ruin your motivation. But if you choose an easy piece you can get bored presently.

[@guitarista666]

Your post seems to imply that music is good or bad depending on how difficult it is to play. I've never found that to be true at all. I really do believe that there is music that is relatively easy to play, but is quite lovely..

[@glennlubomirskynovitch3254]

@@guitarista666 sorry you misunderstood my point. Sometimes you choose a piece that you are not able to play well, despite all the workout you may do. This leads you to a waste of time and disappointment.

[@guitarista666]

@@glennlubomirskynovitch3254 I agree. It's much more enjoyable to choose something that will sound reasonably good when you learn it.

[@vientourbano4144]

PLEASE MAKE THE SONG "Zamba de la Candelaria" BY Eduardo Falú is an author from Argentina. Thank you

[@dbrowng1]

Wasn't it Mauro Giuliani who was self-taught?

[@kipponi]

Yeah I think so Andreas Segovia too.

[@dbrowng1]

@@kipponi And Segovia practiced 5 hours a day.

[@chasinghorse4447]

Bach Chaconne = Pink Trojan Horse