This arpeggio is a must-have in the classical guitarist's repertoire, helping to build the fundamentals of classical guitar technique. It remains useful to practice even for more advanced players. Complete score: [ Ссылка ]
* Make sure you know the fingerings for your right hand well.
* Ensure your hands are properly warmed up with stretches and basic exercises to prevent strain and fatigue.
* Practicing with a metronome helps maintain consistent timing.
* If you feel tired at any moment, pause the video and take a moment to stretch before continuing your practice.
* This is, of course, just the first chord of the Etude, but focusing on the right hand should give you a solid technique for the whole piece.
* As the speed increases, make sure your right hand stays as relaxed as possible.
* If you feel like the exercise is going too fast and you are becoming less accurate, go back to a slower speed and take a quick rest.
* If you want to practice a different exercise, you can find just the click track on my channel.
* Make sure every note is clear and well articulated.
* You can use this exercise to warm up or to practice your speed and clarity.
* Make sure neither hand is too tense. Control your breathing normally.
* If you're not feeling motivated to practice, use this video as a kickstart for the day.
* It's better to practice a little bit every day than to practice a lot occasionally.
* Thank you for watching; see you in the next routine.
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