Classical Guitar Style

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Course: Fingerpicking Guitar

Classical Guitar Style

You have now learned the most important patterns for fingerpicking chord shapes. Fingerstyle guitar can be expanded into accompanying a melody as in the following two classical guitar pieces. If you find this style of playing interesting, see the book Progressive Classical Guitar Method for more detail.

The fingerpicking pattern for this classical piece is in ( time and uses only the p and m fingers. In ( time there are six quarter notes per bar.

Fingerpicking Pattern

This piece uses two different picking patterns which are variations of patterns introduced earlier in this book. Bar 7 introduces a new chord Am/C, which is an Am chord with a C bass note. Left hand finger numbers have been placed next to some of the bass notes to indicate the correct fingering.

The following piece is an arrangement of a popular classical piano piece. See Progressive Popular Classics of the Great Composers Volume 1 for more pieces like this.

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1- Blues Fingerpicking Guitar 2- Clawhammer With Pinch 3- Clawhammer 4- Fingerpicking Patterns in <span class="symbolA">)</span> Time 5- Fingerpicking Pattern 5 6- Playing Notes Together 7- Fingerpicking Patterns in <span class="symbolA">^</span> Time 8- The Hammer-on 9- Fingerpicking Pattern 2 10- Six String Clawhammer 11- Classical Guitar Style 12- Picking the Strings 13- Alternating Thumb Style 14- Ragtime Guitar 15- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 16- Chord Chart 17- Glossary of Musical Terms 18- INTRODUCTION 19- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com 20- Twelve Bar Blues Progression 21- The Pull-off 22- The Chromatic Scale 23- The Capo 24- The Slide Finger 25- Approach to Practice 26- Fingerpicking Pattern 1 27- Two Bar Clawhammer Pattern 28- The Pivot 29- Other titles in this series 30- How to Read Sheet Music 31- Eight Bar Blues Progression 32- Constant Bass Line 33- Easy Chord Table 34- Classical Guitar (Nylon Strings) 35- Alternating Bass Notes 36- The Slide 37- How to Transpose 38- Steel String Acoustic 39- Fingerpicking Accompaniment 40- Strings 41- Electronic Tuner 42- Tuning Your Guitar 43- How to Read Music 44- Practice Position

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Classical Guitar Style