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Re: Tukasz Kuropaczewski-practice principles lesson
I agree, Lukasz is an absolute treasure. His students are incredibly fortunate. He does have a short, interesting bio on his site: http://www.lukaszguitar.…
- Peter.11
- 10 mths ago
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Re: Is there a book you’ve read that influenced the way you play or perform? 📚
For folks who mentioned the inner game books, I recommend the Inner Game of Music, by Barry Green. It changed the way I practice for performance. https://theinnergame.…
- Peter.11
- 10 mths ago
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Re: Fingernail Problems and possible solutions
I have used the GPN nails with glue dots, and they last all day as long as I don’t get them wet. And I really push them aggressively for long periods. The 2 keys that work for me are (1) swab your…
- Peter.11
- 1 yr ago
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Re: Bach Lute suite BWV 996
I find that Edson Lopes' editions are quite excellent, they are as faithful as possible while being as idiomatic as possible (as much as this very difficult suite can be)....…
- Peter.11
- 1 yr ago
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Re: Strings and action
https://www.knoblochstrings.com/summarysetenglish
- Peter.11
- 1 yr ago
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Re: If you could master the technique of any guitarist, living or dead, who would it be and why?
@Dale Needles Thanks for the Carlevaro mention! I am surprised at how many advanced players I have met who never heard of him. He certainly made his technique work for his interpretations,…
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Memorization in Classical Guitar Performance
For me, memorization is essential, and is necessary for the multi step process I use when learning a new piece. That is a large topic in itself, so I won’t go too much into it,…
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why?
@William Huva so glad to see that I’m not alone in loving this, I rarely find folks that know about it!
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why?
Alexandre Tansman, Danza Pomposa from his Cavatina really does the trick for me. My current favorite version is that of Edson Lopes. https://youtu.be/UxROvZRdjkM
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: 🎸🌟 Łukasz Kuropaczewski: Quality Over Quantity - Refining Practice Techniques in Guitar - tonebase x Koblenz 🌟🎸
Hi Martin, All, does anyone have an idea of what Łukasz had in mind for the group-preparation technique for exercises such as #7 forward? (I.e., a rule for what fingers to prepare and when?)
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Who are your Guitar Heroes?
@Slava Love Johannes. I even like his innovative and somewhat crazy late night improvisations, as he calls them on his YouTube channel.
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Who are your Guitar Heroes?
The artists who inspired me as a pre-teen to immerse myself in the classic guitar, both listening and playing, were Bream and Williams. Williams for his unmatched (at the time) virtuosity and Bream…
- Peter.11
- 2 yrs ago
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