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Carlotta Dalia

07/11/25

@ D'Addario and Co.

In general, I hate rules when it comes to playing guitar.

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Carlotta Dalia Interview: Breaking All the Guitar Rules!

@ D'Addario and Co.

Carlotta Dalia Interview: Breaking All the Guitar Rules!

07/11/25

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Carlotta Dalia

07/11/25

@ D'Addario and Co.

I never warm up before playing guitar.

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Classical Guitar Corner Cast

10/03/21

@ Classical Guitar Corner

String noise is part of playing the guitar, but we want to minimize it so it doesn't distract from the music.

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tonebase Guitar Cast

04/14/24

@ tonebase Guitar

I've noticed that many guitarists, even professionals, have a tendency to play with their fingers extending outwards, which is not ideal for technique.

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Scott Tennant

09/16/18

@ tonebase Guitar

In my approach to playing harpsichord music on guitar, I try to avoid cross-string trills unless the piece was originally written for instruments like the lute or theorbo.

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Carlotta Dalia

07/11/25

@ D'Addario and Co.

I dislike when people claim that it's impossible to achieve great things with classical guitar; it's only impossible for some guitarists.

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Angel Romero

04/14/24

@ tonebase Guitar

The guitar technique is fundamentally based on common sense, similar to everyday actions like tapping on a table.

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Carlotta Dalia

07/11/25

@ D'Addario and Co.

My way of playing reflects my perspective on the guitar and its sound; it's essential to love the guitar for what it is and recognize its beauty and potential.

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Angel Romero

04/14/24

@ tonebase Guitar

When you pick something up or tap on a table, you naturally use a relaxed and efficient hand position, which should be mirrored in guitar playing.

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Classical Guitar Corner Cast

10/03/21

@ Classical Guitar Corner

It's important to remember that string noise is a natural part of playing the guitar, and the goal is to minimize it so the music can shine.