Carlevaro intended this book to be used in conjunction with his "School of the Guitar", in which he explains the various types of "touch" to be applied to the voices and how to practice the exercises.
Excerpt from Abel Carlevaro - Cuaderno No.2: Technique for the Right Hand
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Kazuhito Yamashita's transcription of "Pictures at an Exhibition" by Mussorgsky calls for retuning of more than one string - within a movement - that is to say,while the music continues.
Kazuhito Yamashita demonstrating Multiple scordatura.
This video provides an excellent introduction to the Chinese martial arts style "Wing Chun". The rotating wrist movements and the arm structures form an important part of my technical approach to the guitar.
This video demonstrates two parts of right hand technique as described in my books
"This does not mean an occasional or sporadic intention but a firm decision to give continuity of effort until mastery is attained."
"Occasional intention is ruinous because tends to destroy what has been attained."
"The intentions that count in life are habitual. ...When the intention to remember has become a habit, you will have the feeling of mastery and joy of achievement."
