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Guitar lessons disclaimer
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I can only teach you the way I play. I am not Paco de Lucia or Segovia or
anyone else. I am me and what you see is what you get. Just watch a few of my
videos and ask yourself, "Do I want to play like this
guy?" If the answer is "Yes!", then I can help. Before you get
too involved here's a simple test. Try some of the things in the free lessons.
If you like what you see but they seem hard at this time....Good. We can work
with that.
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I do not claim that what I do is the only way or the best way. What I teach
are techniques that work for me. Start with a belief that they will work for
you and we are half way there already. The only thing left to do is
practice.
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I do not pretend to teach any typical methods or
styles that are used by other flamenco or classical guitarists. I
think it's useful to present the different methods of playing for comparison
purposes, but at the end of the day I can only effectively help you with the
methods I use myself.
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One of the questions I get asked a lot is "How long will it take me to learn
this or that?" I am not the one playing your guitar so I cannot tell you how
soon you will get a decent sound with rasgueados or whatever. These things take
time to develop. I make no guarantees or predictions that you will get the
results you want within a given time frame.
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Finally, if you want guitar "tricks", Mickey Mouse short cuts and
miracles you have definitely come to the wrong place. Learning flamenco in
particular is all about progressive and disciplined training of both hands, as
well as a "never give up" attitude to practice. If you're not afraid
of applying some discipline to your life you will surely be rewarded for your
hard work. That is one thing I can guarantee. Not only will
you get a priceless sense of accomplishment, but you will also get to own
a set of dynamic guitar skills that will give you a lifetime of playing
pleasure.
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I wish you all the best.
Sal Bonavita |