Classical Guitar Canada

Lessons & Interviews

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Classical Guitar Lesson Posts:

Technique Index:

• All in One Arpeggio Pattern
• Left Hand Finger Placements
• Technique Combinations: Slurs and Shifts
• Four Fingered Exercises for the Left Hand
• Giuliani 120 Right Hand Arpeggio Studies (Free Sheet Music)
• Major Scale Position Patterns

• Three Ways to Develop an Arpeggio (External link: www.classicalguitarblog.net)

Masterclasses:

• Julian Bream Masterclass – Villa-Lobos Prelude No.1
• Pepe Romero Lesson (Pepe gives a lesson on Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez)
• Andrés Segovia (Master Class 1965) with Mike Lorimer (part 1)
• Soundscape: A Master Class with Benjamin Verdery

Lessons:

• Scott Tennant Describes Left and Right Hand Technique plus
• A Short Lessons with Eliot Fisk
• David Russell on Preserving Enthusiasm
• Liberating students from reading troubles (Classical Guitar Canada)
• Kevin R. Gallagher on fingering vs fretboard (Guest post)

Interviews with Classical Guitar Professionals

• An Interview with Benjamin Verdery
• Paco Pena interviewed by Julian Bream
• John Williams talks about Barrios Guitar Works
• Marcin Dylla Interview (Promotion for his new DVD)

• Let’s ask Gyan Riley: An interview with Sequenza (www.sequenza21.com)
  

www.barrueco.com (podcasts)(External link):

• Manuel Barrueco answers questions from the guitar studio of Robert Thompson
• Barrueco Questions
• Barrueco Questions 2

classicalguitarblog.net (External links):

• An Interview with Heike Matthiesen
• An Interview with Andrew Schulman
• An Interview with Jason Vieaux
• An Interview with Philip Hii
• An Interview with Luthier Kenny Hill
• An Interview with Matthew Slotkin
• An Interview with Scott Tennant
• An Interview with Petar Jankovic
• An Interview with Michael Thames
• An Interview with Martha Masters, Part 1
• An Interview with Martha Masters, part 2
• An Interview with Kevin Gallagher

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