In this clip, observe how your instructor uses three finger alternations in the right-hand fingering. …
Seguir leyendo sobre C7.3.184. El Colibri – Spot Practice 1 →
C7.3.185. El Colibri – Spot Practice 2
Once you have practiced this section to a level at which it sounds connected, start using a metronome to speed up each section gradually, until you are able to play the actual tempo. …
Seguir leyendo sobre C7.3.185. El Colibri – Spot Practice 2 →
C7.3.186. El Colibri by J. Sagreras – main view
Composed by the Argentine guitarist and composer Julio Salvador Sagreras, 'El Colibri' (The Hummingbird) is one of the most popular and challenging encore pieces (additional pieces to the actual …
Seguir leyendo sobre C7.3.186. El Colibri by J. Sagreras – main view →
C7.3.187. Las Abejas by A. Barrios – left hand view
This is one of the well-known works by Barrios. The initial goal should be to get your playing to a smoothly connected level. …
Seguir leyendo sobre C7.3.187. Las Abejas by A. Barrios – left hand view →
C7.3.188. Las Abejas – Spot Practice
Your instructor has chosen the right-hand fingering shown in the clip carefully. This particular fingering makes the transitions easier, and gives the passage an arpeggiated, sustained legato sound. …
C7.3.189. Las Abejas – Spot Practice 2
Although the fingering in the beginning of this passage may seem odd to you at first (4 on D on the second string and the bar on the second fret), it actually helps you to get to the next position …
Seguir leyendo sobre C7.3.189. Las Abejas – Spot Practice 2 →