Sign-Up: All About Arpeggios with Evan Taucher!

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martin.3
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Improve your Arpeggios in Two Weeks with Evan Taucher!

Arpeggios are a fundamental part of guitar technique, but are you practicing them in a way where you will improve over time? Oftentimes we find ourselves stuck in the same routine with old habits that leave our arpeggios sounding imprecise and strained. Join this intensive to break out of the box and work on our arpeggios in a precise way that will challenge your mind, and then your fingers.

Sign-Up : now until October 14th
Course Period: October 17th - 28th
Class Size: 4 Groups á 10 Participants
Optional check-In via Zoom: October 24th, 10am PST

Participants will be chosen at random and notified by October 17!

Follow the Link to Sign-Up now: Sign-Up Here!

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- martin.3
- 2 yrs ago
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Hi everybody, the Sign-Up form is already open as we will run things a bit differently this time! From all participants, we will choose 40 participants at random and notify everybody by Monday 17th!
- Giao_Pham
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  martin Hi Martin: I was asked to enter my email. I did! Does it mean I registered? Thanks much.
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  martin.3
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  Giao Pham We need the email to identify you in our forum software! When you submit your email, you enter the draw!
- Giao_Pham
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  martin Thank you, Martin.
- Bea
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  martin Hello Martin. I just got notification of this event right now. Looks like registration started 4 days ago. Could someone look at why I don't get notifications if I have enabled them to arrive daily? To you, Martin, thank you very much! 🙂
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  martin.3
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  Beatriz Hi Beatrice, do you receive the other notifications frlm from the forum from [email protected]? When more activity happens in the forum, the email bundles together information, it would sound something like this "New topic posted: 'The course about music theory is awesome' + other community activity".
  
  Today's email was a reminder we send from our own email. Nevertheless, the participants will be for the first time chosen at random next Monday, so sign up and hopefully you'll be one of the lucky ones :)
- Bea
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  martin
  Hello Martin. I don't know how to tell you if I receive all the notifications, I only see the ones I receive, the ones I don't receive, I don't see them. 😄
- Steve_Price
- 2 yrs ago
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Can you explain what participation is expected from attendees so we know if we should sign up or just view the lessons on the public site?
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  martin.3
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  Steve Price When you are in one of the four groups, you’re expected to participate with written posts and videos to get personal guidance from Evan actively! If you just want to watch the assignment videos, the public space is sufficient!
- Dave
- 2 yrs ago
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I'm definitely interested in Evan's videos, and introductory lectures. I have limited time to participate fully but I definitely want to hear the maestro's lessons. please include me as a listener. thank you.
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- Hancock30
- 2 yrs ago
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Sounds good
- Keith.2
- 2 yrs ago
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This is a great opportunity to improve arpeggio techniques.I am definitely keen.
- Low
- 2 yrs ago
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Hi, I would like to watch the lessons. Can I access the videos from this site? Thanks
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  martin.3
  
  2 yrs ago
  
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  Low hi Low! This is a course activity that happens mostly in the community!
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- Srinath_Subrahmanyan
- 2 yrs ago
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Hi Martin,

I signed up for the draw, but hope the level will be okay for me, if selected. I would put myself at early intermediate and level 3 in our old system. Currently practicing some pieces from ABRSM grade 5.

But I would love to improve my arpeggios, if the expected level would be okay and not too advanced for me.

Warm regards,

Srinath (aka Sri)