Course Syllabus
These key technical concepts are essential to the rest of this course! Good technique can be learned with practice, however it requires careful study of these basic movements. Additionally, heed Gaelle's advice about maintaining focused and relaxed practice sessions.
In this lesson, Gaelle discusses substitution of fingers on the guitar, and teaches Exercises 4 and 8 of Carlevaro's Book 3.
In this lesson, Gaelle introduces another combination exercise to practice displacement of different fingers.
In this lesson, Gaelle shares several variations of displacement exercises for fingers 1-2, 2-3, and 3-4.
In this lesson, Gaelle introduces jump exercises, based on Exercise 71, in different positions.
In this lesson, Gaelle provides two more jump exercises that cover different positions.
In this lesson, Gaelle shares two challenging jump exercises.
In the final lesson of this course, Gaelle teaches Exercise 86, a study on octave jumps, and offers some parting thoughts for the student!
In this lesson, Gaelle continues talking about substitution, using Exercises 9 and 10 as examples.
In this lesson, Gaelle provides two more substitution exercises that further develop this important technique.
In this lesson, Gaelle introduces the pivot as a motion for performing a substitution on the guitar.
In this lesson, Gaelle expands upon the idea of the pivot with Exercise 14.
In this lesson, Gaelle shares Exercise 23, an example of substitution across multiple strings.
In this lesson, Gaelle begins discussing displacement on the guitar using exercises 26 and 27.
In this lesson, Gaelle shares her own displacement exercise that combines exercises from Carlevaro's Book 3.
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