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I am not a beginner to guitar but i am to classical guitar. what would be the best way to learn the style?

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i've played electric and acoustic guitar for 3 years now, so im not a beginner to guitar. however, i recently got interested in learning classical and spanish style guitar, so i bought a classical guitar and i soon realized that it's a very different and complicated style than what i've learned. i looked up lessons on the internet but they are all for people who have never picked up a guitar. i just need to learn the techniques and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on methods, lessons, or books i could pick up that are for people who are not new to guitar altogether, just classical. thanks

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  1. Since you have 3 yrs experience with the guitar, I can now assume that you know how to sight read the musical staff for the guitar - The treble clef -

    I will recommend one very good book for you to help you get started. GETTING INTO CLASSICAL GUITAR  (with CD)

    by Ben Bolt and Publsihed by MEL BAY - cost $17.95

    If you cannot find it in your local book store they can order it for you or you can order it directly from Mel Bay publications.

    Phone:1-800-863-5229 - They are very helpful in answering

    any questions you may have about any of their guitar instructional books.

    If you need to refresh your music theory I also recommend this

    othe book: THE EVERYTHING MUSIC THEORY BOOK

    (with CD) by Marc Schonbrun - cost $19.95

    Both of these authors are classical guitarists.

    Ben Bolt was a teen-ager rock guitarist converted to Classical Guitar and studied with Andres Segovia.

    I don't think you will be wasting your money getting these two

    books. They will always be good reference material.

    Good Luck and enjoy your Classical Guitar adventure.

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