Those of you who are interested in classical guitar might want to drop round Stanley Yates' blog and have a look. Man is a great player and knows his musical pedagogy ...
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1 comment:
Thanks for the link. Visited Stanley's site, very nice and informative. Every post promotes a conversation and collaboration of thoughts. I especially love his post entitled "The Best Way to Play Fast?", which I shared my thoughts too.
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