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Part 5—-Practicing Ready Aim Fire Copy
Part 4—Rest Stroke Essentials Copy
Part 3– Developing Free Stroke Control and Confidence in 3 Steps Copy
Part 2: Principles of Free Stroke Copy
Part 1: Right Hand Position Copy
Part 5—-Practicing Ready Aim Fire
Part 4—Rest Stroke Essentials
Part 3– Developing Free Stroke Control and Confidence in 3 Steps
Part 2: Principles of Free Stroke
Part 1: Right Hand Position
Lesson 3.4.7 You Can’t Tell a Tree How Fast To Grow
Lesson 3.4.6 Using Feedback to Relax into Everything
Lesson 3.4.5 Working with Subjective Feedback
Lesson 3.4.4 Working with Objective Feedback
Lesson 3.4.3 The Kingdom of Slow
Lesson 3.4.2 Divide and Reunite
Lesson 3.4.1 Getting the Lay of the Land
2.3.1 Relaxing Your Face
Lesson 3.4.7 You Can
Lesson 3.4.6 Using Feedback to Relax into Everything Copy
From Building the Perfect Practice Session: Lesson 2.3 – Alignment
Lesson 5.5: Just Before You Perform–Leisner Copy
Lesson 5.4: The Day of the Performance Copy
Lesson 5.3: Preparing for a Performance: Setting Intentions Copy
Lesson 5.2: Performance Psychology Overview–The Basic Mindset for Sharing and Performing Music Copy
Lesson 5.1: Your Timeline Until Performance Copy
Module 5 Zoom Session Copy
Lesson 4.1: Developing technique and expressiveness side-by-side. Copy
Module 4 Zoom Session Copy
Lesson 3.3: Solving the riddle of slow vs fast practicing: why practice slowly, and when to practice faster Copy
Lesson 3.1: Designing Your Practice Sessions Copy
Module 3 Zoom Session Copy
Supplemental Video: Michael Chapdelaine Copy
Lesson 2.4: Revamping your Right Hand Technique Copy
Lesson 2.3 Using Your Hands, Wrists and Knuckles Copy
Lesson 2.2 Natural Alignment of the Spine, Trapezius and Shoulder Joints Copy
Lesson 2.1 :Holding the Classical Guitar: How to play with your whole body, not just your hands and fingers Copy
Making Your Technique Natural: Introduction Copy
Module 2 Zoom Session Copy
Lesson 1.6 The Process of Learning Repertoire: Jarabi Video 2 Copy
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Classical Guitar Students Bonus Material
Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar 2.0 Jay’s Working Copy
Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar 2.0
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Selected Free Content: Building the Perfect Practice Session
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Building the Perfect Practice Session
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How To Write For Classical Guitar
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Jay’s Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar Working Copy
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Art of Guitar Repertoire Course: “Toy” by Francis Cutting
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Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar
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Popular Guitar Curriculum
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Art of Guitar Repertoire Course: Francisco Tarrega’s Capricho Arabe
Jay’s Guitar Stuff
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J.S. Bach’s Prelude from Cello Suite BWV 1007
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Charles Duncan: A Modern Approach To Classical Guitar
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Emma’s Guitar Stuff
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How To Play J.S. Bach’s Bouree in E Minor, from Lute Suite BWV 996
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Hal Leonard Guitar Method
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Nate’s Guitar Stuff
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Don’t Let Me Down
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