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Test Quiz

Quiz

Video Seven: The Final Measures

D Major Section Video Six: Measures 53-62—Returning to D Minor

D Major Section Video Five: Measure 52—Cross-String Hammer-ons

D Major Section Video Four: Measures 51-52–Beginning the Mini-Cadenza

D Major Section Video Three: Measure 50 –Practicing the Diminished Run

D Major Section Video Two: Measures 47-48

D Major Section Video One: Measures 45-47

F Major Section Video Nine: Alternative Legato Fingering for the Chromatic Run

F Major Section Video Eight: The Chromatic Run (Measures 43-44)

F Major Section Video Seven: Measures 42-43

F Major Section Video Six: Measures 40-42

F Major Section Video Five: Measures 38-39–Two-step Lifting Technique

F Major Section Video Four: Measures 36-38

F Major Section Video Three: Measures 35-36

F Major Section Video Two: Navigating the Lo-o-ong, Difficult Bar

F Major Section Video One: The Modulation to F

D Minor Section Video Six: The Flat-2nd and the Fermata

D Minor Section Videos Four & Five: Practicing and Playing the Run at Measures 21-22

D Minor Section Video Three: Measures 18-21

D Minor Section Video Two: Mixing Rest and Free Stroke

Pre-Module 1: Why Do YOU Play Classical Guitar?

Willow by Taylor Swift

Lesson

Welcome To Positively Dangerous!

Module 6.6: Live Concert

Module 6.5: Recording Yourself

Module 6.4: Answering your questions

Module 6.3: Creating a Repertoire Stack

Module 6.2: Sharing Music

Module 6.1: Getting the Airplane off the ground.

Module 5.7: How to fix memory gaps

Module 5.6: How to “repair” a section of a piece

Module 5.5: How to work through the most common issues that classical guitarists face

Module 5.4: How to know where you are in the progress of a piece or a technique

Module 5.3: How to revamp a technical habit that is really messing you up.

Module 5.2: How to deal with mistakes in practice and in concert

Module 5.1: We all make mistakes because we learn from them. How to learn from them really, really well.

Module 4.6: All the essential expressive techniques you need to practice that will make your playing have shape, drama, sparkle.

Module 4.5: Learning a piece by heart: How to memorize a piece of music on all tracks

Module 4.4: The basic mindset for sharing and performing music.

Art of Guitar Repertoire Course: “Toy” by Francis Cutting

Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar

Popular Guitar Curriculum

Art of Guitar Repertoire Course: Francisco Tarrega’s Capricho Arabe

Jay’s Guitar Stuff

J.S. Bach’s Prelude from Cello Suite BWV 1007

Charles Duncan: A Modern Approach To Classical Guitar

Emma’s Guitar Stuff

How To Play J.S. Bach’s Bouree in E Minor, from Lute Suite BWV 996

Hal Leonard Guitar Method

Nate’s Guitar Stuff

Don’t Let Me Down

Art of Guitar

Abby’s Guitar Stuff

Conquering Technical Hurdles

Jaydudes Guitar Stuff

Kristina’s Guitar Stuff

Sienna’s Guitar Stuff

Olivia’s Guitar Stuff

Declan’s Guitar Stuff

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