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mullenms1
Oct 13, 2018

Hello from Northwich UK

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Hi Tavi and all Elite Guitarists out there!

 

My name is Martin and have been playing the classical guitar for many many years and have even managed to just scrape a Trinity College grade 7 pass.

 

I seem to have too many 'partial' pieces frequently jumping around from piece to piece and struggling to get them up to 'performance' consistent level.

 

The main classical guitar site tutorials are the best I've seen and am currently working on tidying up my 'Lagrima' and 'un dia novembre'

 

I am also learning from the site 'Asturias Leyenda' and am amazed how quickly I have got to the interlude section....the videos have really made it clear...so many thanks for the time putting these together!

 

Bye for now ;-)

Martin

TaviJinariu
Jan 4, 2019

Hi Martin, welcome to EliteGuitarist and thanks for the forum entry on Scarlatti's sonata. I just recorded a video to help you decide on which fingering works best for you on that piece. It is great to have you on the site and keep the posts coming. I want to keep up with your progress on what you are working on. Cheers and Happy New Year!

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