Hi, group! Almost a year ago I started writing a small "booklet" compiling the most effective tools I use and teach my students to use for solving methodologically any passage's difficulty either technical or musical. These are tools that many of us use most of the time but I never saw them all together systematically explained. The pdf was first distributed in spanish with great feedback from all over and I have now translated it into english and share it with you. The text is Creative Commons License. I'm not in the bussiness of monetizing my materials. I prefer to share with everybody, but if you think it is useful and want to contribute to the cause I won't get mad about it. Just let me know. You are free to use this as you see fit, share it with whom ever you think may profit from it and teach from it, if you think it is adaptable to your teaching process. I have posted some videos in my Facebook and Instagram pages (in spanish) about the uses and reasons behind each tool and you are welcome to look for them. I´ll probably also upload them to Youtube in a while with subs. I hope you'll enjoy them. Feedback is very welcomed!!

Is this site going to disappear into the dessert like a horse with no name? ==== I've been through the desert; On a horse with no name; It felt good to be out of the rain; In the desert, you can't remember your name; 'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain;

A lovely piece I asked Vincent to write for a Scottish themed album. Can you hear the piping section ?

Little musical moment to wish a speedy recovery to my friend Scott Ouellette, who is quietly recovering from heart surgery... he is also the one who makes the musical engraving for Eduardo. Thanks for listening

Here is the recording from tonights technique session - the sound worked this time for the guitar! We covered a short warm up for both hands and tremolo exercises using all finger combinations which improve your free stroke massively :) Any questions or suggestions for future technique sessions please comment below. Thanks!