Classical guitar asks for precise right-hand technique, nail shaping, and a sitting position that lets your hands work without strain. Lessons cover repertoire from Renaissance lute transcriptions to Spanish and Latin American works, with reading and tone production at the centre.
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Conservatory-trained guitar instructor with over 10 years of teaching experience, specializing in electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, and ukulele. I offer personalized, structured lessons for students of all skill levels.
Yes, ideally. Nylon strings and a wider neck are central to classical technique.
Yes. Classical guitar study is notation-based rather than tab-based.
Absolutely — most of your musical knowledge transfers; the right hand is what changes most.
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