Upcoming Events
- Portland Community College, sponsored by the Humanities and Arts (HARTS) Initiative - Friday, October 13th, 2017 at Noon - FREE ADMISSION..
Works by S.L. Weiss, Lou Harrison, William Walton, J. S. Bach, Giacomo Puccini and Manuel de Falla.. - Frye Museum Performance - Saturday, October 21, 2017, 2:00 PM
Frye Art Museum Recital Hall, 704 Terry Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104-2019.. Performing works by Lou Harrison, a new arrangement by Michael Lorimer of JS Bach's Prelude & Huge BWV 539a,William Walton's Five Bagatelles for Guitar, and works from the ballet music of Manuel de Falla - Classical Guitar Immersion
Performance - Friday, June 16-23, 201, Menucha Retreat & Conference Center
- Portland Community College, sponsored by the Humanities and Arts (HARTS) Initiative - Friday, October 13th, 2017 at Noon - FREE ADMISSION..
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Scott Kritzer is a professional classical guitar artist, performer, teacher, and creator of a systematic guitar training method for players of every level. Kritzer and his students' share their experiences and expertise here. Classes, workshops, and conferences are available online and in person in the Portland, Oregon, area and through traveling programs and workshops across North America.
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The Chunking Theory of Learning by Tom Page
The following article was submitted by my student Tom Page. It’s a great article and offers some very interesting concepts regarding practice and learning. Great job Tom, thanks! The chunking theory of learning is based on the concepts that: • … Continue reading
Integrating Technique into Repertoire
I have an embarrassing confession to make. A few years back, I was thinking of playing in a master class for Pepe Romero. I remember thinking, “Wouldn’t it be cool if he saw my right hand and at least thought … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar Tips, Technique
Tagged classical guitar, practice, repertoire, scott kritazer, technique
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Thoughts on Performance Anxiety
The following is a recent post on the DelCamp Classical Guitar Forum in response some threads on Performance Anxiety. This was a response to using beta blockers and other ideas for helping with PA. Seems there might be interest in … Continue reading
Phase I — Primary Skills for the Classical Guitarist — Introduction
Introduction Phase I — The Technique of Primary Skills, Part 1 The serious classical guitarist who wishes to study, play, and ultimately perform on the classical guitar needs a strong technical foundation. This strong technical foundation can be achieved when … Continue reading
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Tagged arpeggios, classical guitar technique, classical guitar techniques, kritzer method, learning guitar, practice, scales, technique
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