Question for Chris

[Liverslapper]

Hey Chris, i have a question.

I am a Bach fan, i love the music, very intelligent. I know you like his stuff too after seeing you do one piece and Caprice No 7 by Luigi. I just wanted to know out of all the pieces you have done, which one was the most challenging? and are you currently working on any other classical pieces?

I have been playing guitar since i was little, and i grew up on a lot of blues and classical guitar, i want to improve my playing and i always wanted to learn classical, but where i live, a classical teacher is hard to find.

Any pieces or work you find would be valuable to a beginning classical guitarist? what helped you the most?

-Steve

 

[Chris_Broderick]

Hey Chris, i have a question.

I am a Bach fan, i love the music, very intelligent. I know you like his stuff too after seeing you do one piece and Caprice No 7 by Luigi. I just wanted to know out of all the pieces you have done, which one was the most challenging? and are you currently working on any other classical pieces?

I have been playing guitar since i was little, and i grew up on a lot of blues and classical guitar, i want to improve my playing and i always wanted to learn classical, but where i live, a classical teacher is hard to find.

Any pieces or work you find would be valuable to a beginning classical guitarist? what helped you the most?

-Steve

Honestly I think that being immersed with other Classical guitarist helped me the most, but I recommend starting with Frederic Noads Solo Classical guitar book, and or the Shearer series, and or the Sor, Aguado,and Carcassi studies. There is a lot out there but it helps to know you are going in the right path (teachers confirming what you are doing)

Hope this helps, Chris.

 

[Liverslapper]

I'm going to definatly check those out, right now i am playing Anna Magdalena Anh 115 - Minuet in Gm, their is a lot to classical guitar, even the way you sit makes a difference, and the use of fingernails.

Thanks Chris.

-Steve

 

[Chris_Broderick]

I'm going to definatly check those out, right now i am playing Anna Magdalena Anh 115 - Minuet in Gm, their is a lot to classical guitar, even the way you sit makes a difference, and the use of fingernails.

Thanks Chris.

-Steve

Your very right,

Chris.