Q&A for Classical Guitar

Classical Guitar Q&A

How do you know when to upgrade your classical guitar?

Question: How do you know when to upgrade your classical guitar? When your skill set and requirements for either performing, recording, or listening outpace the instrument it’s time to get a new classical guitar. But there are many variables to…

Classical Guitar Q&A

What are grades in classical guitar?

Question: What are grade levels in classical guitar? Grade levels help classical guitar students find repertoire that is close to their musical and technical skill level. They are helpful in finding pieces to play that will be successful and manageable.…

Classical Guitar Q&A

Is there a technique book for classical guitar?

Is there a technique book for classical guitar? Yes, the technique book is called Classical Guitar Technique: Essential Exercises, Scales, and Arpeggios by Bradford Werner. It’s a full technique book with 122 pages and video lessons for all the content.…

Classical Guitar Q&A

How do I position the classical guitar?

Question: How do I position the classical guitar? You want the guitar at approximately a 45 degree angle with the headstock around eye level. You also should have four contact points at the chest, arm, and legs. But there are…

Classical Guitar Q&A

Is there a curriculum for classical guitar?

Question: Is there a curriculum for classical guitar? Yes, This is Classical Guitar and Werner Guitar Editions have a structured curriculum for classical guitar that you can learn to play from and follow from grade to grade. It is ever-expanding…

Classical Guitar Q&A

Where do I start when learning classical guitar?

Question: Where do I start when learning classical guitar? If you are learning classical guitar for the first time I recommend you start with my free Method Book Volume 1 which is the beginning of our structured curriculum. This book…

What chair do I use for classical guitar?

Question: What Chair Do I Use for Classical Guitar? I use chairs with an adjustable height and round edges for leg comfort. See the above video where I look at the best two chairs for classical guitar that I’ve found…