Guitarists are taught to press their fingers as close to the fret as possible, but that habit can lock up the entire left hand. Joaquín Clerch shows how repositioning your fingers, especially the pinky, releases tension while keeping your tone clear.
The classical guitar is a versatile instrument capable of expressing a wide range of musical styles. From the intricate rhythms of Cuban music to the complex polyphony of J.S. Bach, it demands precise articulation, including careful control of string resonance and the application of accents. Renowned Cuban guitarist Joaquín Clerch explores these elements through the lens of the Cuban Guitar School, emphasizing key aspects such as posture, finger mechanics, and the concept of preparation for both hands.
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