Introduction to Classical Guitar
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Learn all about classical guitar, technique, theory and repertoire from some of the best instructors available in India.
Language English
Shyamant Behal
Next Batch 1st Sept 2023
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Learn all about classical guitar, technique, theory and repertoire from some of the best instructors available in India.
Learn classical right-hand technique that allows you to to create various tones.
Learn how to work with a technique that can play melody and harmonies together.
Learn to interpret a score in great detail.
Become familiar with various genres of music from across the world
Pre-requisites –
Must want to learn the instrument Any age over 8 No prior experience is necessaryWhat You Will Learn:
- Technique – How to hold the guitar and position it without causing stress to the body. How to practice efficiently
- Ear Training – Major and Minor scales and arpeggios, exercises to understand and play different rhythms, singing
- Performance – Play pieces up to grade 3/4 level. Begin understanding how to play bass lines, melodies and harmonies simultaneously.
- Technique – Develop a strong left hand that has the stamina to play for longer periods of time and a right hand that can tackle fairly complex music. Work on a program over a few months in order to understand mastering pieces to performance level.
- Ear Training – Double stop scales in octaves and other intervals. Playing polyrhythms comfortably. Understanding triplets and irregular time signatures.
- Performance – Playing complex pieces that involve counterpoint and a range of techniques. Understanding various genres of music stretching from Bach to modern Cuban music.
- Technique – Developing the fluency to play music that may be difficult both technically and musically.Being comfortable with all the major techniques required to play advanced pieces.
- Ear training – Good understanding of music theory, familiarity with various styles of music from the 16th Century to the present
- Performance – Performing a program of concert works by different composers. Learning how to interpret beyond what is indicated on a score, essentially being able to understand the music well enough to internalise it.