Better Faster on Classical Guitar, Using Easy Pieces

[@ClassicalGuitarShed]

Hey! Do you know that we can often play musically by working on easier pieces? Click the link for more information: www.classicalguitarshed.com/easy-pieces/

[@catherinehamer5653]

I teach at a music school and always present my new flashy students with 'easy' repertoire for phrasing and tone production etc. After their initial shock and indignation ( that I pretend not to notice) we can actually get down to some good basic RH and LH technique. Thanks for this, I don't hear it said at all or repeated often enough in the breakneck race for prizes.

[@dennisdooley7610]

This is fantastic advice. My nstrument is the piano, but I think this advice can apply to any instrument. Thank you for this.

[@mygiita]

Well said about the top 5%. Playing easier pieces "like a pro" is always, at least for me, much harder than butchering advanced pieces "like a boss".

[@whenmyguitar]

Absolutely agree with you. Thank's!

[@jpb5385]

I needed to hear this. Thanks!

[@countrymaninthecity]

great advice! My issue is that my easy pieces become harder and harder.

[@RNogueras]

Excellent advice Allen. Time to grow up, mature, and stop singing like an elementary school child. Thank you much. 👍

Hi, i am really grateful. Could you please show us some exercises about independence thumb ? thanks again

[@hectorgomez9077]

120 Guiliani studies done with the thumb is a great way to strengthen the thumb.

[@DavidHosannaC]

1st and nice video

[@humol3731]

Nunca muestra ejemplos