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requin02

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Joined: Dec. 4 2014

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Hello everyone,

I am a beginner player, started 3 years ago with an electric guitar and stumbled my way through basics and theory.

I have always been a fan of Spanish guitar and flamenco but it looked too overwhelming at the beginning.
Couple of months ago I had a chance encounter with a Spanish guitar teacher in a music shop and started taking classical guitar class with emphasis on spanish and flamenco. My guitar journey has been turned upside down ever since but I never had so much fun with the guitar. It is excruciatingly difficult for an amateur and beginner to learn the technic, especially right hand but practice will get me there eventually. I am lucky to be able to practice every day and learn anything I can. I play a second hand Yamaha c70 and dream of a better flamenco guitar when my technic will improve. One thing is for sure after squeezing the neck of my c70 like a madman, playing my electric has become a breeze ;)

Best regards from Geneva, Switzerland

requin02

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 4 2014 8:09:56