Jay Kauffman https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar 2.0 Positively Dangerous 2.0 is open for enrollment Blog New Homepage 2 Establishing yourself as a tree Contact Me Guitar and Music Lessons From Building the Perfect Practice Session: Lesson 2.3 – Alignment Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar 2.0 Jay’s Working Copy Positively Dangerous Bulletin Board Positively Dangerous Forum Lesson 5.5: Just Before You Perform–Leisner Copy Classical Guitar Lessons What’s with all the variations on Fernando Sor’s “Variations on a Theme of Mozart?” Classical Guitar Students Bonus Material 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 Become Positively Dangerous January-March 2023 Module 5 Zoom Session Copy New Homepage Lesson 4.1: Developing technique and expressiveness side-by-side. Copy Module 4 Zoom Session Copy Positively Dangerous on the Classical Guitar 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 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 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 Lesson 1.5 The Process of Learning Repertoire: Jarabi Video 1 Copy Lesson 1.4: What are the minimum elements of great practicing?? Copy Lesson 1.3: Let’s start at the beginning: Why is classical guitar so hard? Copy Lesson 1.2: Choosing Your Repertoire for this Course Copy Lesson 1.1: How the course will work. Copy Pre-Module 1: Why Do YOU Play Classical Guitar? Copy Welcome To Positively Dangerous! Copy Practice Techniques for Learning Repertoire Copy Warm-Up Exercises and Protocols Copy