Classical Guitar with Renato Bellucci

You will learn how to play Tremolo and tackle the great piece “Recuerdos de la Alhambra” (Remembrances of the Alhambra) by Francisco Tárrega. The typical problem with the study of tremolo is that most players want to start playing it as such. It is such a complex and at the same time relaxed guitar technique that only those players that approached the study of tremolo in the right manner will eventually play a beautiful tremolo. You must become very good friends with your metronome, and if the metronome is not yet one of your best practice friends, you better considering making him one urgently. I recommend the old style pendular ones because they also train your eye sight and this comes in handy when playing with other musicians. Start off at 80 beats per minute and increase gradually. Only increase the speed when you are able to play flawlessly for 30 seconds non stop. No exceptions. The training of the fingers in the performance of tremolo starts by feeling each string with the tip of each finger. Feeling the strings makes the right hand feel secure because she’s most too often neglected your sight to guide her, therefore, she has to develop her own sense of sight and that is the sense of touch.

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