Classical guitar, played well, is one of the most satisfying styles of guitar you could play. When you achieve that sound, those tone colors...well, it's a great sense of achievement!
We can't all afford either the time to go to weekly lessons or shell out week after week for a private tutor. Trouble is many teacher's won't do "catch-up lessons." You are continually chasing your tail and feeling more and more guilty.
Even if you can afford a personal teacher you often want a "second opinion" to help keep you on the "straight and narrow as it were. That's where Learn Classical Guitar is useful...
Now that's not a good place to be. It can start to get really expensive AND frustrating!
Are YOU looking to learn classical at your own pace?
Do you want everything at your fingertips to save time? Things like guitar lessons with videos and information on technique?
Yes, we've got the information, tips, music and videos to help you learn and grow and most importantly, ENJOY your guitar playing. For instance, if you're a beginner you may want to start on the Beginner Pages. Or, if you're a little further down the track you might want to start on the Guitar Lesson Pages...
Classical Style Guitar by Taylor, Aged 7
You can spend time looking over the many other pages of information and tips too. Sign up for the monthly music as well to build up your personal library of music. Here's a recent video example...
As I said, if you're a beginner or intermediate classical player the lessons, videos and information on this site will be particularly useful. They are designed to help you with the knowledge and technique aspect of learning classical...I'm sure you've got the talent to burn! :-) These lessons will save you bundles of precious time, time better spent on actually learning your wonderful instrument because after all... "Playing is where the pleasure is"
Here's another great benefit of visiting this site - many of the downloadable PDF's cost zip, nada, nothing! That's music you can add to your repertoire and more. I'm Trevor Maurice, owner and webmaster of L.C.G. I hope my website helps YOU become a better guitar player.
Playing classical is both fun and rewarding and my goal is to steer you in the right direction. With everything at your fingertips and the best advice available whether you want to find out about:
* Tablature to Technique
* Composers to Chords
* Stringing to Sheet music
* History to Harmonics
* Andres Segovia to Auctioning a Guitar and much, MUCH more.
And, no matter what style of guitar you play, whether you're...
* A total newbie or an old hand
* A finger-style guitarist
* A rock n' roller or jazz player
There's something in the following pages for the...
"Classical guitar player in all of us"
To play classical to the level that YOU want is definitely achievable with these great guitar lessons. And remember...
"Whether you play guitar as a hobby or professionally, the more you know, the better you become, and the more joy music can bring to your life"
Sharon Isbin, World Renowned Guitar player.
Indeed, I'm sure I can hear YOUR beautiful melodies right now so...READ ON for some timely classical guitar lessons...
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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Andrés Segovia Documentary
Andrés Segovia Plays Bach, Sor, and Torroba in Classic Old Video
Andrés Segovia: Guitar Concerto N°1, Op.99 - Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
J. S. BACH, Prelude, Bourrée BWV 996, Narciso YEPES, 10-string guitar
* Sons de Carrillhoes, performed by Samantha C. Wells...
* J.S. BACH, Sarabande BWV 995, Viktor VAN NIEKERK, 10-String Guitar...
* Robert de Visee - Petit Menuet (8 string guitar)...
* Manuel Ponce - Scherzino Mexicano...
* Segovia plays Bach's Chaconne (Read along)...
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