After a recent performance up at Yale University I was reminded that there is a core group of young, career-minded students that frequent Classical Guitar Corner. This is the first post in a series that [...]
There are a number of goals we might be working towards when we practice on a daily basis, but none are more potent than an upcoming performance. As I right this, I am preparing to [...]
2016 is going to be all about the members at CGC. I want to further build our fantastic community and offer activities that bring us all together to learn, inspire and develop in our music [...]
The new year brings with it a clean slate, a fresh starting point that sees a spike in optimism and goal setting. True, it is a somewhat arbitrary division of our life, but I [...]
Sight-reading on the classical guitar can help you learn pieces faster and explore more music. In this article I am going to give you specific ways that you can improve your sight reading. But first, [...]
A very close friend of mine is selling his Smallman guitar (2004). It is in mint condition and it is a beautiful sounding instrument. I have played this guitar many times and I can say [...]
