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Learn how to play classical guitar for free in these music video lessons, with classical Spanish guitar techniques for intermediate players, including more advanced songs & natural, harmonic, & melodic major & minor scales.
There are 30 videos in this series:
Learn studies for right hand playing techniques for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about alternate finger planting for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about PIA and PIM finger techniques for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about ascending arpeggios for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about descending arpeggios for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about allegretto one song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about allegretto two song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about allegretto three song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about allegretto full song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about C major scales for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about closed C major scale for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about two octave C major scale for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about Scottish dance one song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about Scottish dance two a song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about Scottish dance three song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about Scottish dance full song for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about waltz in G for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about waltz in G variations for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about playing waltz in G for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
How to play waltz in G for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about the full waltz in G for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about the A natural minor scale classical guitar exercises in this classical guitar video.
Learn about the A minor closed scale exercises for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about harmonic minor scale exercises for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
Learn about harmonic minor in 5th position exercises for classical guitar in this classical guitar video.
The classical guitar is a primary member of the guitar family. Also known to some as the Spanish guitar, classical guitars enjoy a long-held reputation for being well-built, handcrafted pieces involving countless hours of work by master luthiers. The basic body style of the classical guitar is similar to that of a normal acoustic guitar, but does have two subtle differences. The classical guitar generally has a wider fret board and utilizes nylon strings rather than steel; this tends to produces a softer, warmer tone with a clearer, richer sound palette. A notable variation between the classical guitar and its relatives is in its playing style: notes are usually plucked with the fingers instead of strummed with a pick. Like many other classical compositions, songs for classical guitar are passed on from teacher to student through the channels of formal music education.
In this free music instruction video series, learn important classical guitar techniques. Our teacher will walk you through a step-by-step guide to improving your skills. Lessons include alternative finger planting positions, harmonic and melodic minor scales, ascending and descending arpeggios, and three new songs where you can practice the techniques you’ve learned.
John Armstrong John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now. He has played with countless musicians over the years, and in bands ranging from classical ensembles to rock groups. He also has a bachelors degree in Jazz and Classical guitar from the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. dkdk
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