I've decided to create this page about your questions related to classical guitar playing. I really get mailed a lot of questions from you during any one month and I got to thinking rather than just answer those questions for one person at a time emailing back and forth, maybe everyone should be able to benefit from the shared knowledge.
And that got me to thinking further. There's no way just one person like me can have all the knowledge. It's just not possible. So I thought what if I could have YOU, my site visitors contribute your questions to help "round out" everyone's knowledge and experience.
I'm sure you all have something to contribute so that everyone can benefit. You'll be pleasantly surprised at what you know when you tap into your own brain then participate in sharing that knowledge. Yes, that means if any of you have answers to any of the questions listed here, you can post them as well under your own name or chosen nick-name/identity.
All you classical guitar experts out there have an opportunity to share your wisdom and knowledge with others that are looking for answers to questions they may not have been able to find anywhere else.
And it's real easy to both post questions and reply to those questions. Just follow the simple directions below by filling out the form...
Kind regards, Trevor M.
Owner and WebMaster of LearnClassicalGuitar
Do you have a question on any aspect of learning classical guitar or related questions?
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Various General Questions About Classical Guitar...
I am aware that you play and offer classical music of the renaissance era. But I want to know how to play modern day songs of our pop folk culture on classical …
Questions About Classical Guitar Position
Sir, What is the right way of holding the classical guitar using the Left hand? Cause I have observed the thumb of my left hand pointing at the left. Im …
Questions About Classical Guitar Strings and Stringing...
Hi Trevor,
Please could you let me know the best String's and capo's to use on my guitar.
Kind Regards,
Dave.
Hi Dave,
I haven't used many …
Miscellaneous Classical Guitar Questions
What level of proficiency or virtuosity should we strive for in studying etudes. Etudes such as Sor's Etude No 9, Bach's Bourree (E minor), Sor's Andantino, …
Questions About Notation
I have a guitar book that is not tab and I have numbers under the notes, what are they?
Hi Derek,
They're most likely your left hand fingerings i.e. …
Questions About Beginner Classical Guitar
I would like to have beginners classical tunes to improve my playing and reading speed as well as maybe video's to accompany these.
thanks Max.
Hi …
Questions About Chords
Hi! I'm a classical guitar player but I own both classical and acoustic guitars. I was wondering about what should I learn to play classical guitar? I …
Questions About Buying a Guitar
Hi,
I am a student and I have played classic guitar for about a year and my teacher told me that I have to change my guitar so I want to buy a good one …
Questions About Scales
I am a complete beginner presently trying to learn the scales(major and minor) but I dont understand exaclty how I use them.
Can you show me an example …
Questions About Using Fingering on Classical Guitar
I'm interested in starting to play pieces like Mozart's "Rondo ala Turka", but I'm wondering how one is supposed to play the faster melodies (like the …
Questions About the Fretboard
Is there a proven method for learning where the notes and equivalent notes are on the fretboard and sight read them quickly, especially in the higher positions …
Questions About Reading Music
At present I'm learning to play guitar using tabs, but would like to be able to read music, can you recommend a book to learn from.
Thanks
You sent …
Various Questions About Fingernails
Hi, Will the instant fingernails work well for electric guitars?
Thank You
Denver
Hi Denver,
I'm not 100% sure if it will work for electric …
A Bit About Me...

Welcome to LCG! I'm Trevor Maurice, owner of this site. I hope you find inspiration in these pages to help you with your journey of learning to play the classical guitar. You can read more of my story here...
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