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Classical Guitar Tremolo Technique: Free Short Course

In the lessons below, you’ll discover how to play tremolo. In addition, you’ll also find several exercises to hone and refine your classical guitar tremolo technique.

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1. Tremolo: Getting Started

2. Tremolo: How to Play Tremolo (Right Hand Technique)

3. Tremolo: Practice Strategies

4. Tremolo: Rhythmic Variation #1

5. Tremolo: Rhythmic Variation #2

6. Tremolo: Rhythmic Variation #3

7. Tremolo: Rhythmic Variation #4

8. Tremolo: Rhythmic Variation #5

9. Tremolo - Accent Exercises

10. Tremolo - Downbeat Exercises

11. Tremolo - Single String Exercises

12. Tremolo - Other Tremolo Patterns

13. Tremolo - Parting Thoughts

About Allen Mathews

Allen Mathews learned guitar as an adult, and has been a full-time guitar teacher for almost two decades to students age 4 to 96. He has taught classical guitar at Reed College and Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, and has been a guest lecturer and clinician at schools and universities throughout the U.S. Allen is often praised for his creative teaching abilities, and his dedication to helping adults learn classical guitar. He has a popular Youtube Channel offering regular classical guitar tutorials, and has gained fans worldwide for his weekly emails and articles at ClassicalGuitarShed.com.

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-Gregg Olson

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