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When is the right time to study with a maestro?
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BarkellWH
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RE: When is the right time to study ... (in reply to dreolino)
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If you can afford a maestro, I recommend you study with one from the very beginning. Not only will it be easier to nail down good technique, compas, rhythm, and accent, but a good instructor can show you short-cuts to making smooth transitions between chords up and down the fretboard. In my opinion, a good instructor is worth his weight in gold from the very beginning. Bill
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