I always encourage people to aim high so that they get a guitar that will last them longer but everyone’s…
Hello, Professor Bradford! I would like your opinion on an important matter. I’m studying using your first book and am…
He’s so real! The basics matter even at his level of ability. So encouraging to hear him say he works…
Hello, Professor Bradford! I really liked how you explained legato and staccato. Your lessons are very clear and motivating. I…
Absolutely amazing, thank you.
Great to hear!
The team is just me!
Thanks for this, Bradford. I never really considered that practicing smaller fragments might be helpful to overall technique. Going to…
I love this publication, always introducing me to guitarists and music that I have not heard before. Well done to…
Play it slowly and don’t worry about it. If you can playing fairly well at a slow tempo you can…
You can play the melodies in the book anytime but if you want to play the full arrangement I would…
The Saers is a better value dollar for dollar but it depends on what you are looking for. I haven’t…
Yes, both feet can be on the ground allowing you to sit normally.
Fine review. I’d be interested in hearing your opinion of the A50 vs the C9. Thanks!
Hello, Professor Bradford! It is wonderful work creating a collection of Christmas songs for beginners, amazing. I’m excited to learn…
While using the new guitarlift, are both of your feet flat on the ground? No foot easel?
Hello, Professor Bradford! I’m finishing up my practice on these songs… I really liked Study No. 3; it’s very soothing,…
It’s not a specific piece but more of a form and style. So you’ll hear many versions that sound similar…
I’d probably recommend a 630mm but a 615mm would also be fine if prefer it smaller.
I’m 5’2″. I’d love to try this out in a smaller size before buying online.
Thank you so much!
Just a thank you for Malaguenas. Having reached this page in book one I was thrilled to find I know…
Great to hear that! So glad you are back to classical guitar!
When I retired 9 years ago I found my old classical guitar books from the 1970s (Carcassi method books 1…
It’s okay to continue playing after a mistake but if the mistake is happening in the same place each time…
Hello, Professor Bradford. I’ve been practicing the pieces from this session for a few days. I have a question: if…
Wat geweldig om de gitaar zo’n centrale rol te zien spelen in een ensemble met andere instrumenten. Mooie en interessante…
Had the pleasure of seeing Hancher a few months ago here in NYC. He played the Jose Sonata, a truly…
How tall are you? I rarely follow a “rule” when sizing as different sizes have different advantages. That said, a…
Well played
Recent Comments
Dear Bradford,
You have appeared on my screen for many years, playing, teaching and discussing all kinds topics. It seems like you are a personal friend.
Performances by the great masters (Segovia, Bream, Williams) are awesome, but music performed by those one personally knows has a special appeal. All you know of that person, their voice, personality and shared experiences are there behind the guitar.
Is there a collection of pieces that you performed available? Something similar to an iTune album that can be downloaded?
I am sure your students and friends would love to support you and purchase recordings of your performances.
Ron Bomba
Seattle, WA
Aww, shucks, thanks for those kind words. I also consider my followers to be my friends…so…many…friends! I don’t have a solo album specifically. I guess I should get on that but I’ve been so busy just doing videos. I am working on an all Italian concert programme which might work. I also have an Early Music from Italy collection I’m playing which I might record.