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This issue Simon Barnard presents five exercises and a study piece
In the 19th century there was a widely held belief that technique could be gained by devoting many hours a day to the practice of specially composed exercises and studies, and that the skills gained c
LAST MONTH, WE delved into the all-important topic of developing solid pick-hand timing when strumming. To me, that’s where the groove is: the pick hand is the timekeeper, and I’ve spent a lot of time
Richard Barrett is on a mission to make you a better blues player – with full audio examples and backing tracks
This month, Richard Barrett grabs his acoustic and shows you another way to expand your chord vocabulary
This month Alex Bishop unravels the intricate fretwork of a century-old concert mandolin
ON MY LATEST album, One Guitar Woman, I pay tribute to many of the female pioneers of the guitar, all of whom are among the biggest influences on my approach to playing the instrument. On the album, I