Our Workshops
A short introduction to the workshop instructors and why their background should inspire potential student’s confidence.
PH I Template
Our Workshops
A short introduction to the workshop instructors and why their background should inspire potential student’s confidence.
PH I Template
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Positioning is the critical first towards a working technical foundation.
The classical guitarists repertoire has a finite number of movement forms. Applying the principles of positioning to these movement forms creates a consistent technical advancement.
Chapter 5 – Principles of Movement
Chapter 6 – The Free Stroke
Chapter 7 – Alternation
Chapter 8 – Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 9 – Tremolo
Chapter 10 – Compound Motion
Chapter 11 – Left Hand Patterns
Chapter 12 – String Crossing
Chapter 13 – Scale Bursts
Chapter 14 – Rest Stroke
Chapter 15 – Primary Skills Exercises and Practice Plan
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Chapter 16 – Left Hand Positioning with Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 17 – Shifting with Scale Bursts
Chapter 18 -Shifting with Complex Alternation
Chapter 19 – Left Hand Chord PositioningÂ
Chapter 20 – Mapping Range of Motion and Alternation
Chapter 21 – Mapping Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 22 – Mapping Mixed Patterns
Chapter 23 – Mapping Popular Repertoire
Chapter 24 – Fingering Guidelines
Chapter 25 – Integrating Mapping into Repertoire
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Chapter 26 – Extended Scale Forms
Chapter 27 – Scale Speed Development
Chapter 28 – Arpeggio Speed and Development
Chapter 29 – Studies Supplement
When you see this fermata inside a light bulb it means that it would be a good idea to pause and read the content attached!
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Left Hand Positioning Introduction Video
Practice Plan
- Practice Length: 10 min
- Practice Frequency: 2-3 times per day
- Practice Plan Duration: 4-7 days
- Sitting Position Check
- Right Hand Position Check
- Free Stroke Exercise
- Alternation Burst Sweeps
- Alternation Burts
- Complex Alternation
- Free Stroke ExerciseÂ
Pearl Members
Send a short video demonstrating Steps 4-6 from the above Practice Plan.
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Positioning is the critical first towards a working technical foundation.
The classical guitarists repertoire has a finite number of movement forms. Applying the principles of positioning to these movement forms creates a consistent technical advancement.
Chapter 5 – Principles of Movement
Chapter 6 – The Free Stroke
Chapter 7 – Alternation
Chapter 8 – Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 9 – Tremolo
Chapter 10 – Compound Motion
Chapter 11 – Left Hand Patterns
Chapter 12 – String Crossing
Chapter 13 – Scale Bursts
Chapter 14 – Rest Stroke
Chapter 15 – Primary Skills Exercises and Practice Plan
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Chapter 16 – Left Hand Positioning with Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 17 – Shifting with Scale Bursts
Chapter 18 -Shifting with Complex Alternation
Chapter 19 – Left Hand Chord PositioningÂ
Chapter 20 – Mapping Range of Motion and Alternation
Chapter 21 – Mapping Sympathetic Motion
Chapter 22 – Mapping Mixed Patterns
Chapter 23 – Mapping Popular Repertoire
Chapter 24 – Fingering Guidelines
Chapter 25 – Integrating Mapping into Repertoire
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Chapter 26 – Extended Scale Forms
Chapter 27 – Scale Speed Development
Chapter 28 – Arpeggio Speed and Development
Chapter 29 – Studies Supplement
When you see this fermata inside a light bulb it means that it would be a good idea to pause and read the content attached!
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Left Hand Positioning Introduction Video
Practice Plan
- Practice Length: 10 min
- Practice Frequency: 2-3 times per day
- Practice Plan Duration: 4-7 days
- Sitting Position Check
- Right Hand Position Check
- Free Stroke Exercise
- Alternation Burst Sweeps
- Alternation Burts
- Complex Alternation
- Free Stroke ExerciseÂ
Pearl Members
Send a short video demonstrating Steps 4-6 from the above Practice Plan.