Learn Guitar Too

If you’ve been here for a while then you know that some time ago I published a similar series about learning bass guitar (you can find it here: Learn Bass Guitar – [YouTube Series] Part 1 and Learn Bass Guitar – [YouTube series] Part 2). But today it’s all about classical guitar and helping you to master it.

Videos can get you a long way no matter what you’re trying to learn. Especially when we’re talking various manual activities – like guitar playing. So tune in and find out how to learn classical guitar with YouTube.

Here’s a set of nice videos on learning classical guitar:

By stretching I mean left hand stretching (if you’re a right-handed person).

Stretching is especially important when it comes to mastering classical guitar. You see, classical guitar has a slightly wider neck than electric or acoustic guitar which makes all the positions on the fretboard situated further from each other. And if you want to be able to play fluently you can’t struggle to reach any given position.

If you want to have well stretched fingers you have to practice, obviously. What I like to do is start every playing session with a bit of stretching and scales practicing.

Guitar is guitar; classical, electric, acoustic, they’re all the same – you might be thinking. But they’re not. There are many differences, and not just in the appearance.

In this series we’ll be focusing on learning the basis of classical guitar. First step: holding the guitar – the proper position.

Let’s start with two good examples.