Contains triplets, pizzicato, harmonics, speed burst tremolo.

The 3rd part of Asturias. This part is full of triplets. You will find that this one is easier to remember than other parts.

The second part - I hope you have practised the first part of Asturias. This one is a bit easier.

The fifth movement of the Suite Espanola, Op. 47, Asturias (Leyenda) is probably most famous these days in the classical guitar world, even though it was originally composed for piano and only later transcribed to guitar by Francisco Tarrega.

Fingerpicking and chord melody concepts in a stylistic mashup between two great guitar players coming from different genres!

Etude based on open triads - to develop better control of chord melody.

The last part of Asturias. We are using techniques such as pizzicato, natural harmonics in this lesson.

Develop your fingerpicking and timing!

Neo soul style rhythms & chord melodies!