By
Matteo Carcassi
Matteo Carcassi's "Study No. 7, Op. 60" is a renowned composition in the classical guitar repertoire. Carcassi, an Italian guitarist and composer of the 19th century, is highly regarded for his contributions to guitar pedagogy and composition. This study is part of his Opus 60 collection, which has long been an essential resource for guitarists seeking to enhance their technical skills and musicality.
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by:
Sabrina Vlaskalic
In this lesson Sabrina Vlaskalic teaches Carcassi's Study No.7 Op.60. Exploring the inherent musical difficulties caused by technical challenges within the piece, Sabrina shows her practical solutions. She demonstrates how listening closely can help us identify situations where the easiest fingering is not always ideal musically. With useful tips and musical insights, Sabrina’s lesson encourages you to look more closely at Carcassi’s classic study.
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