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25 Studies Allegro No. 1.pdf
Bourree In E Minor.pdf
Bach's Most Diabolical Chord (Acoustic Etude).pdf
Caprice In D Minor (Carcassi).pdf
Carcassi Allegro Moderato No. 19.pdf
Carcassi Allegro No. 7.pdf
Classical Guitar Planting Exercise .pdf
Carcassi Moderato No. 6.pdf
Fernando Sor No. 18 Opus 35.pdf
Fernando Sor No. 18 Opus 60.pdf
Giuliani 120.pdf
Mauro Giuliani Agitato No. 3 Opus 51.pdf
Mauro Giuliani No.7 Andantino.pdf
Moderato Con Espressivo.pdf
Mozart's Lacrimosa and Giuliani Study.pdf
Prelude In A Minor .pdf
Neoclassical Harmony Etude (Classical Guitar).pdf
Bach BWV 1000.pdf
Prelude In C Major .pdf
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy .pdf
Giuliani Maestoso.pdf
Andantino No.18 Fernando Sor.pdf
Moonlight Sonata Intro.pdf
SADDEST piece I've EVER heard.pdf
Carcassi Andante In Am.gp
Carcassi Andante In Am.pdf
Bach's Cello Suite 1 in C Major.gp
Bach's Cello Suite 1 in C Major.pdf
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Here's the best place to start if you're looking to get into classical guitar. I've included a 26 studies from the big three classical guitar composers below.
-Matteo Carcassi
-Mauro Giuliani
-Fernando Sor
Also included are selections from Mozart and Bach. Bach's BWV 1,000 is amazing.
There's tab as well if you can't read music. Try using your fingers and grow some nails if you like. Nails make your tone better and more representative of the style. Classical playing also really helps with your electric playing. It will make your fretting hand much, much stronger and give you a more complete perspective of musical structure.
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