Right Hand Fingering Concepts: Case Studies No.41-45 (Common Textures)

A lesson on right hand fingering for common textures using case studies No.41-45. This is from my book: Right Hand Fingering for Classical Guitar: Concepts and Case Studies. This book aims to give students a basic criteria for justifying fingering choices and gaining confidence in deciding fingering for themselves. The combination of concepts and case studies offers a framework for approaching fingering in both logical and musical ways. Here’s the Youtube link if you want to watch it there.

This video covers Examples No.41-45 from the book (Page 29-35).

Video Times

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 1:20 Case Study No.41b
  • 3:10 Case No.42a
  • 6:20 Case No. 43a
  • 9:45 Case No.44a
  • 13:00 Case No.45a
  • 16:00 Summary
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Bradford Werner

Bradford Werner is a classical guitarist and publisher from Victoria, BC, Canada. He originally created this site for his students at the Victoria Conservatory of Music but now shares content with guitarists worldwide. Curating guitar content helps students absorb the culture, ideas, and technique of the classical guitar. Bradford also has a YouTube channel with over 100,000 subscribers and 14 million views. He taught classical guitar at the Victoria Conservatory for 16 years and has freelanced in Greater Victoria for 25 years. See more at his personal website.

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  1. Hi Bradford.
    I wonder, in case No 45a, the last measure:
    I would play the d note on the second string with m instead of a. Is that right?

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