Looks like I sent it too quickly.
Specifically, I'm referring to the "4" and "0" over the "b" note.
Thanks!
Marlene
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Rick Beauregard
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Re: Students' Corner
The first b is on the 3rd string 4th fret played with 4. The other is the open b played on the 2nd string. One of the challenges of the guitar is that the same note and pitch can by played in multiple places on the fretboard.
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2015 Steve Ganz "Solidarity"
1980 Dauphin D30
1962 Fender pre-CBS P-Bass
National Triolian Uke ca.1930
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Marlene Finch
Re: Students' Corner
Thanks so much Rick!
My thinking was clearly stuck in a rut
Cheers!
Marlene
My thinking was clearly stuck in a rut
Cheers!
Marlene
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Colin Bullock
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Re: Students' Corner
Folks, please see this link viewtopic.php?f=1&p=1257542#p1257542
I will go through older posts, but if you spot any of yours do update them
Thanks
Colin
I will go through older posts, but if you spot any of yours do update them
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Colin
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Salvatore Lovinello
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Re: Students' Corner
Is Colin Bullock Okay? I sent him a pm on Monday. I haven't heard from him yet. He is the moderator for D03.
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Colin Bullock
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I’m ok, just had a few problems with wifi.Salvatore Lovinello wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 3:58 pmIs Colin Bullock Okay? I sent him a pm on Monday. I haven't heard from him yet. He is the moderator for D03.
Will be updating at weekend
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Glad to hear all is good Colin.
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Nelson Lee
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Re: Students' Corner
I have been working on left and right hand techniques so that is why I have been absent. I will start up again next time around. Miss all of you fellow guitar students!
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Robert Goodwin
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Re: Students' Corner
I have taken (and passed) the exams for D01 through D03). From seeing the preferences of the judges, here are some suggestions for aspiring exam takers to get a positive revue.
!. Most important, make sure your guitar is carefully tuned.
2. Try to avoid background noise such as fans and conversation.
3. For videos, it's always best to dress well and present yourself well.
Once you have qualified through the lessons to take the exam, I suggest you concentrate on the exam piece. Record yourself and listen to your recording a day later with fresh perspective. Work on anything that didn't sound quite right. It's best to clean up any tendency to buzz from touching adjacent strings. Listen repeatedly to Prof. Delcamps' recording so that you are thoroughly familiar with the melody. Try to match his pace but it's better to play at a pace that allows you to play cleanly. Just not too slow. If you simply can't get up to speed, it might be best not to test this year but rather give yourself more time. When it comes to learning classical guitar, there is no quick and easy route.
Best of success to everyone who has stuck to the course and invested your time and effort to reach this point.
Best regards,
Bob G.
!. Most important, make sure your guitar is carefully tuned.
2. Try to avoid background noise such as fans and conversation.
3. For videos, it's always best to dress well and present yourself well.
Once you have qualified through the lessons to take the exam, I suggest you concentrate on the exam piece. Record yourself and listen to your recording a day later with fresh perspective. Work on anything that didn't sound quite right. It's best to clean up any tendency to buzz from touching adjacent strings. Listen repeatedly to Prof. Delcamps' recording so that you are thoroughly familiar with the melody. Try to match his pace but it's better to play at a pace that allows you to play cleanly. Just not too slow. If you simply can't get up to speed, it might be best not to test this year but rather give yourself more time. When it comes to learning classical guitar, there is no quick and easy route.
Best of success to everyone who has stuck to the course and invested your time and effort to reach this point.
Best regards,
Bob G.
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ode_to_bacchus
Re: Students' Corner
Thank you so much. Very useful advice. Very much appreciated.Robert Goodwin wrote: ↑Tue May 15, 2018 10:05 pmI have taken (and passed) the exams for D01 through D03). From seeing the preferences of the judges, here are some suggestions for aspiring exam takers to get a positive revue.
!. Most important, make sure your guitar is carefully tuned.
2. Try to avoid background noise such as fans and conversation.
3. For videos, it's always best to dress well and present yourself well.
Once you have qualified through the lessons to take the exam, I suggest you concentrate on the exam piece. Record yourself and listen to your recording a day later with fresh perspective. Work on anything that didn't sound quite right. It's best to clean up any tendency to buzz from touching adjacent strings. Listen repeatedly to Prof. Delcamps' recording so that you are thoroughly familiar with the melody. Try to match his pace but it's better to play at a pace that allows you to play cleanly. Just not too slow. If you simply can't get up to speed, it might be best not to test this year but rather give yourself more time. When it comes to learning classical guitar, there is no quick and easy route.
Best of success to everyone who has stuck to the course and invested your time and effort to reach this point.
Best regards,
Bob G.
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Isabelle Frizac
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Re: Students' Corner
The results of the exams D01 and D06 are online on the Spanish forum!
keep hope !
Bastien Burlot 2014" special anniversary" n°1, Pappalardo 1982, Antonio Ruiz Lopez 1974, and other instruments ...;-)
Bastien Burlot 2014" special anniversary" n°1, Pappalardo 1982, Antonio Ruiz Lopez 1974, and other instruments ...;-)
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Isabelle Frizac
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Re: Students' Corner
The results of the exams D02 and D05 are online on the Spanish forum!
keep hope !
Bastien Burlot 2014" special anniversary" n°1, Pappalardo 1982, Antonio Ruiz Lopez 1974, and other instruments ...;-)
Bastien Burlot 2014" special anniversary" n°1, Pappalardo 1982, Antonio Ruiz Lopez 1974, and other instruments ...;-)
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Nelson Lee
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Re: Students' Corner
Hi everyone!
I have taken a break to practice my left hand techniques, and will be back next time around. Looking forward to viewing and listening to everyone's videos. Nelson.
I have taken a break to practice my left hand techniques, and will be back next time around. Looking forward to viewing and listening to everyone's videos. Nelson.
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John Montes
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Re: Students' Corner
Enjoy your summer break Nelson
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2001 Vicente Carrillo 1a Rio
1998 German Rubio Vazquez Estudio
2015 Cordoba Solista
La Bella & D'Addario Strings
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Nelson Lee
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Re: Students' Corner
Hi Everyone!
As you know, I took a break to concentrate on my left hand techniques. It's been a humbling experience. I worked on increasing finger reach on the length and width of the fingerboard and hand/finger position. There has been improvement, but I'm afraid each step of progress is slow..... I plan to go forth with D02 lessons in September. I wish I was a natural......
Best wishes, Nelson
As you know, I took a break to concentrate on my left hand techniques. It's been a humbling experience. I worked on increasing finger reach on the length and width of the fingerboard and hand/finger position. There has been improvement, but I'm afraid each step of progress is slow..... I plan to go forth with D02 lessons in September. I wish I was a natural......
Best wishes, Nelson