to spread
the excellence
one guitarist
at a time."
~ D A Tortoreti
to support the guitar against your chest, for the poetry of the music should resound in your heart."
~ Andres Segovia
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• to use correct form
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The truth is, if you lack coordination and strength and do not have broad knowledge and full understanding of what you're doing on your guitar, you will not progress as a musician; instead, you will develop inconsistency and become complacent or frustrated with your state of musical stagnation.