I don’t claim great skill as a guitarist, though I have a diploma of sorts and have earned a living from the guitar in the remote past – an even more precarious one than the one I have now, though. The guitar, particularly the classical guitar, still claims a good deal of my time and mental energy, so it had to be represented on this site. Unfortunately, apart from the indispensable forum run by Jean-François Delcamp, there is not a great deal of very useful stuff on the Internet related with the classical guitar – here are some feeds which I hope are of more use to you than to me, and towards the bottom of the page you’ll find a few links mostly related with classical guitarists. Drop me a comment if you know a feed or link which might fit (or just to say hi).
Guitar Feeds
About.com Guitar
Ukulele Profile
If you've ever been curious about the ukulele – how it's made, how it's tuned, and what exactly it sounds like – I've put together a short profile on the …Read Full Post [Link]
Easy Nirvana Guitar Tabs
I've put together a short list of simple-to-play Nirvana songs, complete with performance tips, links to audio, and more. Easy Nirvana Guitar Tabs [Link]
Sure, you can jam with my band…
For those of you who have had to endure constant requests from guitarists asking to sit in with their band… enjoy this. Hilarious! Sure, you can jam with my band…. [Link]
Learn Classical Guitar Blog
May 6, LearnClassicalGuitar Privacy Policy
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Apr 6, Old and mellow
No one can argue with the three most frequently suggested here (Segovia, Bream, Williams). I have not previously listened to many David Russell's recordings, [Link]
Apr 5, Nishant Rai
ESP LTD Alexi 200 Laiho Signature Guitar, Black color 24 frets. 2011 Made Excellent condition Price – 370 Euros Right Handed 6 String Only once used [Link]
Classical Guitar
Enjoy Your Progress
Musicians generally share the idea that they are never done; there is always one more piece, another technique, an alternate phrasing etc… These ideas coupled with the selfish nature of learning an instrument the tendency can be to focus on deficiencies instead of what we have accomplished. Why is this? I know that I am guilty of it myself, yet … [Link]
Home Recording for the Classical Guitarist
With the constant innovation of digital recording systems, putting together a full-fledged home recording setup has never been easier—or cheaper. Let’s see what options are available to the guitarist who wants to start exploring the wonderful (or terrifying) world of audio recording. All in One Solutions An easy way to get one’s feet wet without investing too much money into … [Link]
In-Depth Interview with Sharon Isbin
GuitarTV.com posted a very in-depth interview with Sharon Isbin. Worth a watch! In-Depth Interview with Sharon Isbin from Classical Guitar
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Creative Guitar
Andrés Torres Segovia
Andrés Torres Segovia (21 February 1893 – 2 June 1987) was a Spanish read more
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Long Nails
The debate over long or short nails has raged since the dawn of the classical guitar and the right answer to this question is "It doesn't matter".read more
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Classical Guitar Review
An interview with Gabriel Bianco
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An interview with Matthew McAllister
Matthew and I had the opportunity to perform and teach in a great festival in Lima. We had the chance to make a little interview. I hope you enjoy it! http://www.matthewmcallister.com/ [Link]
Rene Izquierdo
Rene Izquierdo, a native from Cuba, graduated from the Guillermo Tomas, Amadeo Roldan Conservatory and Superior Institute of Art in Havana. In the United States, Mr. Izquierdo earned a Master of Music and an Artist Diploma degrees from the Yale University School of Music, where he studied with Benjamin Verdery. While at Yale he represented the university in an exchange program … [Link]
Classical Guitar
Classical Guitar Classes • Pepe Romero – Variations on a Theme of Mozart
Hello – just a minor question: I notice on Pepe Romero's "Guitar Solos" CD (1982), he plays the Variations on a Theme of Mozart [beautifully] and after the 4th variation he adds a virtuosic lick before beginning the next variation. I assume he just created this on its own and its not published anywhere?Statistics: Posted by bcartoon — Sunday 20 … [Link]
Public Space • Re: What are you learning at the moment?
Julian Bautista – Preludio y DanzaStatistics: Posted by Sean Eric Howard — Sunday 20 May 2012, 14:12 pm [Link]
Classical Guitar for Sale • US $.4300 K Hill Performance 2012, Salt Lake City UT
Type / luthier: Kenny Hill classical- Year of construction: 2012, brand new and virtually untouched- Scale length (mm): 640mm- Top: double top, lattice brace. Cedar outer skin, nomex, spruce inner skin- Back / Sides: Indian rosewood, with soundports.- Fingerboard / (bridge): Indian rosewood- Finish: all French polish- Sound: Exceptional, powerful, clear. – Condition: virtually unused- Price: $4300 includes shipping to … [Link]
Guitar Blog – Lessons & Articles
Guitar Tips For Beginners
Learning the guitar is not a difficult process when you have the correct guitar tips and tricks to help you get started. One of the most common reasons why beginners quit learning guitar is that they get frustrated and find it hard to stay motivated and continue practicing. Here at GuitarPlayerWorld.com, we pride ourselves to help guitarists get better at … [Link]
How to Play a Guitar
Would you like some tips on how to play a guitar? Well, if you are a true beginner, you will surely need to read this material. It may be difficult to start doing something you have never done before especially if you do not even know where to start. First of all, you should buy yourself a good instrument if … [Link]
Guitar Riffs
Guitar riffs serve as refrains or melodic figures. They are played to accompany a certain part of the music composition, being extremely widely used in jazz, funk, rock music or Latin. Some say that the opening riff makes the most memorable part of a song. Guitar riffs are not always difficult to play, it just takes a bit of appeal … [Link]
starglasses.net
Mr. Joe Pass at your service
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Some hot playing by Mimi Fox
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A jazzy take on the Fab Four
Wow…another cool transcription from Mr. Al Owens! This time we have Here, There and Everywhere by the Beatles. Click here for the PDF and here for the MP3. I urge other people to send in their arrangements, also. Thanks! Maybe this will get me off my butt and finish the tunes I have on the backburner. Maybe 
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Guitarist.com – Blog
guitarra.artepulsado – foros – Noticias y novedades
SCGS Blog
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1 Richard Corr // Feb 11, 2010 at %I:%M %p
To dmslabbert:
Glad you liked the quality of the paper used in my books. You may be interested to know that the paper used was 105gsm Matt Art for the interior pages, with the cover printed on gloss 1/s lamination artboard at a weight 260gsm.
2 John Hall // Apr 15, 2011 at %I:%M %p
Thank you for the endorsement of my book of etudes. I have a new web site and hope you will find the blog interesting.
3 Jorge al Najjar // May 28, 2011 at %I:%M %p
Hi, and thanks for the post
My work might not be the ‘Classical Guitar’ people are expecting, but somewhere in my head I did these videos with the aim of causing a sensation on the viewer similar to the one that might happen if you are a Tom & Jerry fan (as I am) and watch Beavis & Butthead with usual cartoon expectations in mind, and then ponder if that is a “real” cartoon (as I did). (And, yes, B&B is a great(est) cartoon 
. Hope you enjoy, and there is a lot more coming.
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