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David Russell

08/12/18

@ Gallery of Guitar

As I get older, it's important to take care of my fingers and avoid sudden deep practice on difficult pieces.

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Guitarist David Russell in Conversation - Practice & Technique.

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Guitarist David Russell in Conversation - Practice & Technique.

08/12/18

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Łukasz Kuropaczewski

10/27/24

@ tonebase Guitar

I treat my fingers like children; if left alone, they can cause chaos, so I need to guide them carefully during practice.

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David Russell

04/06/20

@ Anand Chauhan

I prefer to warm up with easier pieces before tackling more difficult music to protect my hands.

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David Russell

11/19/22

@ tonebase Guitar

As I gain experience, I learn to choose fingerings more quickly based on how my fingers work.

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Simon Powers

11/05/17

@ Classical Guitar Corner

It's crucial to develop good habits of alternation early on to prevent tension in the right hand and maintain tone quality as you progress to more complex repertoire.

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Manuel Barrueco

07/17/19

@ tonebase Guitar

I practice more now than I used to, and I appreciate my practice sessions much more as I get older.

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Łukasz Kuropaczewski

10/27/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Before playing a piece, I prepare my right hand by placing my fingers on the strings, ensuring they are stable for easier left-hand preparation.

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Łukasz Kuropaczewski

10/27/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Practicing slowly allows me to press the strings before I play, which helps avoid mistakes and ensures clarity in sound.

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Simon Powers

11/05/17

@ Classical Guitar Corner

In the left hand, avoid lifting fingers unnecessarily when they are not needed, as this can create extra movement and hinder your playing efficiency.

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Łukasz Kuropaczewski

10/27/24

@ tonebase Guitar

As I play, I need to adjust my hand position according to the music, ensuring my fingers are always in the right place for each note.