In this lesson, Eduardo Inestal introduces the fundamental techniques of rest stroke and free stroke, with a strong focus on maintaining a healthy, relaxed posture. He delves into essential concepts like alternation and the precise movements of each finger, aimed at enhancing your sound production skills. This session is a deep dive into refining your technique for better control and expressiveness in your guitar playing.

In this lesson, Eduardo Inestal delves into how various right-hand techniques impact sound and volume on the guitar. He offers guidance on selecting between tirando and apoyando techniques, emphasizing that there are exceptions to these rules. Eduardo also thoroughly explores different articulations, providing insights into their application and effect on the overall musical expression. This session is pivotal for understanding the nuanced choices that shape a guitarist's unique sound and style.

In this lesson, Eduardo Inestal navigates the intricate combination of free and rest strokes, a technique essential for pieces like Villa-Lobos' First Prelude and Fernando Sor's Gran Solo. He meticulously covers a range of patterns that blend both rest and free strokes, demonstrating their application in these classic compositions. This session is key for students aiming to master the fluidity and versatility required in advanced guitar repertoire.

In this session, Eduardo Inestal zeroes in on the application of different right-hand techniques within advanced guitar repertoire. Through an array of examples from the works of Fernando Sor, Luigi Legnani, Manuel de Falla, and Bach, he elucidates the underlying principles. This guidance is aimed at empowering you to make informed decisions when applying rest and free strokes in complex compositions. Eduardo’s insights bridge the gap between technique and artistic expression, providing a nuanced understanding of how right-hand methods enhance musical interpretation.