Author: Valentin Spasov
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Unlock Your Guitar Potential: Why Classical Guitar Exams Are Important
Taking classical guitar exams, like ABRSM, Trinity College London (TCL), or Music Teachers’ Board (MTB), can make a big difference in how you grow as a musician. They are a great way to challenge yourself, get feedback for your skills. These exams give you a structured plan to follow, whether you are just starting or…
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Finding the Right Beginner Guitar Book: A Part of the Individual Approach
Most guitar teachers have a book or method they prefer to use when teaching beginners. They may use many books, but there is usually one main book that they rely on, which may change over the years. Over time, of course, I also found my favorite books for teaching beginners. Being an author myself, it…
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Maintaining Proper Right-Hand Posture in Classical Guitar
When learning to play classical guitar, one of the most important skills is maintaining proper right-hand posture. This simple detail shapes your tone, accuracy, and long-term comfort. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, paying attention to your right-hand position is essential. It is not a one-time adjustment but a daily practice. In…
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It’s Never Too Late: Why Learning Classical Guitar as an Adult Learner is Priceless and Incredibly Rewarding
Have you ever dreamed of playing the guitar but thought it was too late to start? Many adults, particularly seniors, believe learning an instrument is only for the young. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Starting classical guitar as a senior is not only possible—it’s incredibly rewarding and offers mental and physical benefits.…
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3 things to do that will improve your guitar progress and bring back your enthusiasm.
You started your guitar lessons but it doesn’t go as you expected you don’t feel that satisfaction, you don’t enjoy it and you may be considering to quit. When you started, you ware enthusiastic and motivated but somewhere down the line you lost it. Here are 3 simple things that may help you get better…