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How to Hold a Classical Guitar
Learn exactly how to hold the Classical Guitar for optimal playing performance, minimum fatigue and proper technique. Also tips are give as to the best foot rests to buy and much more. Continue reading
The Right Hand
Although it may see awkward at first, the proper placement of the right hand arm and hand in proper position and letting your fingers gently arch to the strings, it will make dramatic changes in your playing abilities. We will give you detailed information of the proper positioning of your right arm, hand and fingers in this article. Continue reading
The Left Hand
Although it may see awkward at first, the proper placement of the left hand fingers on both the fretboard and the thumb position of the back of the neck can make dramatic changes in your playing abilities. We will give you detailed information of the proper positioning of your left hand fingers. Continue reading
Classical Guitar – A Brief History
Really the modern Classical Guitar as we know it today was modified from more mid-evil instruments by famed luthier Antonio De Torres. Up until the Torres guitar, classical guitars were smaller-bodied, hand very underdeveloped bracing and and lacked the tone … Continue reading
Classical Guitar Humidity
One of the most important measures you should check with the onset of cold weather is the humidity level in your home, or the place will the guitar will spend most of its time. Follow these guidelines to not only make your home healthier, but a more acceptable atmosphere for your fragile guitar as well. Continue reading