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 To get the best tone from your playing it is important to ensure that you have a good nail shape at a good length, and that your nail edges are well-sanded and polished. The optimal nail shape and length varies from player to player, depending much on how the nail grows on the finger (whether the nails look straight or curved if you look at your fingers with the fingertips pointing at you), and the angle of the right wrist in relation to the strings (whether you play with a relatively straight right wrist or with right knuckles parallel to the strings). The key thing is experimentation to find out what nail shape and length is best for you, and here, patience is required!
Below are some suggestions of what you can try to get started off in the right direction. |
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Saturday, 01 July 2006 |
 Eduardo Fernandez, popular Uruguayan classical guitarist with a worldwide following, has published a important new book "Essays on J. S. Bach's works for Lute".
The works of Johann Sebastian Bach have always been very important in the guitar repertoire. This new book atttempts to contribute further to the study and performance of Bach's works. |
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Most guitarists think that sight reading is so difficult they don't even bother trying it. In this article, sight reading techniques are presented in
detail. If you apply these techniques, you may develop an understanding of he fretboard in only a couple of months. Sounds like what you're looking for? Read on. |
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 I am looking for suggestions for the upcoming POLL on this site -- The Greatest Classical Guitar Piece of All Time. We all have our favorites -- but what is the real favorite?
Read on for easy instructions on how to submit your suggestions for the POLL that will be held soon. |
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Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829), an Italian, is one of the most important exponents of the guitar and its music of the nineteenth century. Following an extended stay in Vienna, after 1807 he had a great influence as performer. He initiated the trend toward extensive concert tours for guitarists, thus spreading the guitar's acceptance as a serious instrument throughout Europe. |
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