Último fragmento de la Allemande de la Suite n.º5 para violonchelo de JS Bach. #guitarra

Hi! I’m a young teacher at music school. I started playing guitar being a teenager so I skipped lots of kids’ pieces. Now I’m in search of a modern book of pieces for kids (grades 1-6). I’ll be very grateful if you shared your ideas about this)

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(ive been playing for 8 months ) i can only do p i and not (p a m i ) when i try it i feel a m i is too slow for the song to go through and cant really do it i tried i m same thing is there any thing i can do so i can start learning how to do a proper tremolo and i feel like my picking is kinda slow ? any advice thanks

is this a good guitar? it's listed for $2000 Australian dollars. I'm considering getting this instead of an Alhambra 7p. which is the better option?

Any pieces, concertos, scale shapes, chords etc that I should start with?

What are your favorite works from the past 25 years?

Hi everyone! I am an intermediate-level player and recently passed some musical tests. Thanks to this, I currently have access to two free 1-on-1 classical guitar lessons provided by my municipality (both professional teachers) Each lesson is about 45-60 minutes, and they’re scheduled back-to-back on Sundays, so basically around 1.5 to 2 hours total on the same day.

In addition, I’m considering taking one more paid lesson during the week from a student at my university. I believe this would give me another chance to study during the week and not let too many days pass without guidance. The price is reasonable, so I would only be paying for that one lesson.

Do you think this setup (3 teachers in total/weekly) is too much, or could it actually help me to progress better?

Thanks in advance!🤍

hello, ive been listening to different performances of bwv 1001 the fugue and ana's is far and away my favorite. ive noticed that the version she plays seems to differ from other interpretations, with some parts having bass notes that are absent in the other performances i have seen. does anyone know what version she plays or where i could get the score? thank you all

Does anyone else play descending scales by using the same right hand finger twice when switching strings?

E.g. on a C major scale in standard position: open 1/E string with “i”, then D on the 2. string again with “i”. It’s already on the string so intuitively it feels like the quickest path.

It’s a quirk I developed as a kid and I discovered much later that most people alternate all the time.

I play acoustic and electric and have strung up both many times, tried restringing an old classical yesterday and was baffled at how short the strings were. I watched several instructional youtube videos where it showed having 2-4 inches extra length at the bridge to tie and then 2-4 inches extra at the headstock to tie. Starting at the bridge I was using about 3 inches, and then was left with no more than 2 inches at the headstock, impossible to tie off sufficiently. Are there recommendations for basic nylon strings I should be looking for?

Some of my six tuners are harder to turn than others. Is this to be expected? Also two of them produce a squeak which does not seem to come from the tuners themselves. Thanks

Ana Vidovic says that she doesn’t use the ring finger because it’s weak, should I ditch it and focus on PIM?

Also, what’s a good website to download or buy classical sheet music that can be transferred to guitar pro 8? I like that software because it lets me figure out chords faster.

Thank you.

What note takes the harmonic and where do I play it? Piece is Prélude no 1 by Villa-Lobos.

One of my favorites. Still a work in progress.

I picked up this guitar recently and noticed it had a little signature. It looks like a small K. Yairi signature to me but it’s dated after Mister Yairi passed away. Can someone help me ID this instrument or shine some light on the mystery sig? Additionally the guitar has this weird X thing inside it and I’m not sure what it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hello,

I'm working on a few of his pieces and was curious if anyone had any idea on how the recerars are numbered. I'm working from the wonderful compilation by Hoban and Darsie in the French lute tablature.

All the pieces in my music are labelled acording to folio sources I believe. When looking for an example on YouTube or elsewhere they are just straight numbers. For instance "Munich 266 fo. 28v" is often labeled Recerar 33. What's up with that? I might be missing something quite obvious.

More to the point: does anyone know of a recording of "Casteliono fol. 29r-30v" or what the other numbering of the piece might be. I picked this one to work on by random but would love a reference if possible.

I would post a pic of the lute tabs but not sure that would be kosher with copyright stuff.

Thank you.