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Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

@ SiccasGuitars

If the music is supposed to be prettier, I would probably use a tone that is captivating enough, but that depends on the musical content implying that it should be pretty.

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Tone Production on Classical Guitar | Analytical Discussion with Jorge Caballero

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Tone Production on Classical Guitar | Analytical Discussion with Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

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Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

@ SiccasGuitars

In an intimate setting, I wouldn't use a bright tone if the music is meant to be pretty; instead, I would choose a tone that fits the context of the performance.

Scott Tennant

09/16/18

@ tonebase Guitar

I believe that if a piece sounds good and captures the essence of the music, it will come across nicely, regardless of the original instrumentation.

Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

@ SiccasGuitars

The choice of tone is not the same every time; it varies based on the circumstances of the performance and the clarity needed for the musical narrative.

Borbála Seres

08/29/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Using various tone colors and techniques, like vibrato and glissando, can help express different characters in music, such as a caring or worried mother.

Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

@ SiccasGuitars

My tone has to be brighter because it needs to deliver a musical point across to the back of a hall, especially in larger spaces where warmer tones don't travel well.

Xavier Jara

10/14/18

@ tonebase Guitar

I think it's essential to focus on the emotional impact of music rather than just technical perfection, as true artistry comes from conveying feelings.

Borbála Seres

08/29/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Different tempos, dynamics, and tone colors are essential tools for musical expression.

David Russell

11/19/22

@ tonebase Guitar

A single note less in a challenging chord can help create a more beautiful phrase while maintaining flow.

Jorge Caballero

01/12/25

@ SiccasGuitars

I brighten the tone to enhance expressiveness and clarity, allowing the notes to be more easily inflected and understood.