Sign-Up: Right-Hand Cross-String Training with Tengyue Zhang aka TY

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All About String Crossings with TY!

If you conquer the cross-string training, you can play any scales or passages in music with ease, power, and confidence. This training course aims to provide exercises to enhance our right-hand rest-stroke cross-string abilities with details on how to practice and both hands' fingerings. We will have three assignments plus one bonus exercise for those who are finished early!

About TY

The highlight of TY Zhang’s international career was the Grand Prize of the 2017 Guitar Foundation of American International Concert Artist Competition (GFA-ICAC), known as the most prestigious guitar contest in the world. TY become the first Chinese to be honored with this prize. His win was followed by a tour with over 50 concerts in the U.S., including his Carnegie Hall debut. In 2018, TY released his solo album with Naxos company as the Laureate Series · Guitar Recital. It was praised as: “one of the most talented young players… I’m struck by the extraordinary levels of mastery, comfort and relative ease.” - Classical Guitar Magazine.

  • Sign-Up: now until November 11th
  • Course Period: November 14th - 25th
  • Class Size: 4 Groups á 10 Participants
  • Optional check-In via Zoom: November 19th, 11 am PST

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    • Jesse
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    Is it a daily zoom 11/14 to 11/25 at 11am PST, or just a check in on the 19th?

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      • martin.3
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      Brooke There is just the Check-In on the 19th!

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    also will the assignments be in standard notation or TAB?  Thanks.

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      • martin.3
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      Brooke Hi Brooke, the assignments will most likely be explained in the video, the repertoire is usually notated in standard notation!

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