This Berklee Workshop, featuring over 20 solos and duets by Bach, Carcassi, Paganini, Sor and other renowned composers, is designed to acquaint intermediate to advanced pick-style guitarists with some of the excellent classical music that is adaptable to pick-style guitar. With study and practice, this workshop will increase a player's knowledge and proficiency on this formidable instrument.
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Great Collection,
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This review is from: Classical Studies for Pick-Style Guitar - Volume 1: Develop Technical Proficiency with Innovative Solos and Duets (Paperback)
This is a great collection for fine tuning your plectrum technique. Standard classical guitar pieces that are VERY challenging with a pick.
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Reading through the positions, listening to very differents sounds and harmonies depending by the epoch,
trying to match Bach's voices or Paganini's virtuosity. All this, practicing your reading ! Very Useful ! Gabriele Cento - Italy
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a college level guitarist,
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This review is from: Classical Studies for Pick-Style Guitar - Volume 1: Develop Technical Proficiency with Innovative Solos and Duets (Paperback)
this is a great sightreading book. the excerpts/etudes actually sound like music and in some cases you can even analyze the melodies to figure out whats going on harmonically (like most classical melodies).
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