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This is for loosers

Beautiful and lovely, of course. And my, how I would have been there... perfecting my barre chords, while others are making obeisances to cows and shi77ing in the streets right outside the door. My, the contrasts in our lives, and the obligations we as artists have to experience them.

I thought there were some interesting points. I've played guitar for 50 years, and haven't heard anyone comment about the need - and the reason - to be right at the fret. The i-m exercises I was more familiar with and believe they have value. I'm unlikely to spend as much time as David recommends on these exercises but, unlike George below, I'm having a hard time thinking that the world's greatest guitarist is a fool.

What a nut. Why anyone would listen to this fool is beyond me. A master at wasteing peoples time. Typical scotchman.

What stupidity.

Merci beaucoup.

Row of blocks. Great metaphor.

Very interesting and instructive✨️👍✨️

That’s exactly, on this photo David blessing all the students for daily routine. But saying “we should practice until perfectly equal efforts by i and m fingers” he didn’t mention how mention years we should practice to achieve this result 100, 200 or even more.

The photo at the beginning looked like David was going to bless us, and so he did!

Wow! Simple but so good- and important for me.. thanks for this lessons💪

thanks!

The person who shot the video shot it very badly. The movement of the right hand fingers is not visible.

The world will look to India and Pakistan to have some of the best fingerstyle guitarist in the world soon.

Super song❤❤❤

خشت اول چون نهد معمار کج، تا ثریا میرود دیوار کج

Master performance

Excellent

Excellent

Thank you for posting! I use this regularly

Pal … pal dil ke passss …. 🎶🎶🎶

if only we had youtube in the 80's...

Sir need your number

Sir need your number

Sir need your number

Sir I need your number

His exercises are very useful and to built a sturdy fundament really is very important. One issue however he should have had to explain: When playing a tirando note, a lot of players make their strike in two parts: First movement often is to end with the contact on the string. The second movement is the actual strike through the string. This results in a short moment of a dampened string which results in an unwanted pause. When striking a string you have to make only one movement. It helps to start with two but the final strike has to be in one movement. You can hear it by listening carefully when you strike one string with an alternate i / m. When there are small moments of silence between the notes, you're still striking the string in two movements. In a lot of lines played you will notice that the one movement strike sounds more lyrical. I hope I've added something to a very good basic lesson. Thanks for that.

Wow

It's funny, when you see the absolute masters teach, you think they're going to teach you some secret guitar wizardry, but they always just focus on getting back to the basics...

how can I see right hand only left

Mr Russell is a good man, a patient man, to teach these master classes. Bravo, Sir!

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Kabhi Kabhi Aditi

Agar mai kahu

Pal pal dil ke paas

Waw super

Pukarta chala hu main ☺️

Neele neele Ambar par!

Na Tum Jano Na Hum by Lucky Ali?

This is great 💐🙏

Thank you so much for the advice, it’s very very true about accuracy. It has been my issue and I was not paying attention and wanting to take care of it sooner. Thank you so much again and again, David.

Wow, all those trills, sounds like a Brouwer piece.

Western tuch kyon Diya Bhai folk tbi ha jb dhol ngara or shahnae bji ho

Can you please share the lyrics want to learn this song

Wow bade papa ji

Best performance

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Не только лучший преподаватель, но и очень позитивный.