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'All Classical and Fingerstyle guitarists will greatly benefit from regular practice of these studies. EXCELLENT FOR: • Technical exercises • Warm-ups * "Idea Generators” for the adventurous guitarist willing to apply this veritable encyclopedia of right hand patterns to his/her own set of chords. "Whether or not you are familiar with the studies of Mauro Giuliani, you will appreciate Bryan Aspey’s adept skill at distilling Giuliani’s voluminous studies into comprehensible, astute, bite-size groupings that will maximize your learning. He saves the busy guitarist hours of time and many headaches."  27 studies, selected to focus on two key aspects of right-hand arpeggio technique: - Ascending Finger Arpeggios - Descending Finger Arpeggios - (Sympathetic and Opposed Motion) The arpeggio patterns presented here allow your fingers to "roll" repeatedly in one direction or another, presenting the perfect introduction to Fingerstyle / Classical arpeggio technique, as well as presenting some advanced examples that will challenge even experienced players.  FEATURES  • 27 essential studies from Mauro  Giuliani's "120 Studies for Right Hand Development."  • High quality audio examples of each  study.  • Easily switch between notation and  TAB view.  • Wide range of levels to keep you challenged: Easy to Advanced.  • Helpful tips and information for  all guitarists.  Carry this collection of essential studies with you wherever you take your guitar. Easy to read and navigate, with helpful hints and additional resources so you can learn on the go! '

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