Guitar methods

Sagreras and Sor: classical guitar methods sorted by level, with interactive sheet music.

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Guitar methods
Methods

Guitar methods in Clave de Mi

Ranking by difficulty

Due to the large number of existing methods for this instrument, it is often difficult to find a method that suits your level, especially when you are just starting out.

For this reason, all the methods on this page are classified according to the difficulty of their exercises.

If you want to know how this criterion is established, you can see it here.

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About the guitar

The guitar is a plucked string instrument whose sound is produced thanks to the vibration of the strings (usually 6) it has. The tuning of the guitar strings is usually, from lowest to highest: E, A, D, G, B, E.

Learn guitar

If you want to learn to play the guitar, some of the facets that you should take into account are the following:

  • Adopt a relaxed position when playing, and that allows the different parts of the arm to be correctly coordinated (forearm, wrist, hands and fingers).
  • Develop the skill of each hand and the synchronization between both.
  • Learn the different attacks of the right hand.
  • Learn the position changes that occur in the left hand (shifts, slides, transfers, etc.).
  • Learn to play barre chords.
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