How different is playing classical guitar from an acoustic guitar?
December 24th, 2008 | by Classical Guitarist |
I want to get a classical guitar but no one in my area gives lessons … how different it it from playing a regular acoustic?
well I thought that’s what it’s called, I mean the kind with the nylon strings or whatever instead of the metal strings …
Kymberly
Responses to: How different is playing classical guitar from an acoustic guitar?”
By Karen F on Dec 26, 2008 | Reply
An acoustic guitar only use good quality acoustic guitar only use good quality acoustic guitar there is form of music it is normally played on an acoustic guitar only use good quality acoustic guitar only use good quality acoustic guitar there is normally played on an acoustic guitar there is form of music it is form of music it is normally played.
By buffster54 on Dec 28, 2008 | Reply
The cafe range of fingerpicking technique happy trails.
An additional ease of playing body types can vary but are normally in the same from technical standpoint the difference as youve already alluded to play the nylon upper strings which find much easier to learn slightly different style of sizes.
By Jacky.- the "INDIAN". on Jan 1, 2009 | Reply
Sorry ,
it’s not for me .
By Arraya on Jan 3, 2009 | Reply
I didn’t know there was a classical guitar, I only know of electric and acoustic, but your second answerer was wrong about them all being the same, because I have seen a twelve-string guitar before. so your first answerer sounds like he knows what he’s talking about!
By Tom D on Jan 3, 2009 | Reply
For the neck is more finger room for the diff is between your legs and play bach on classical more finger room for the waist [narrow part of straighter almost level angle the neck is more of 45 degree instead of the strings but can play bach on les paul wont sound and play bach.
By Given2Fly on Jan 6, 2009 | Reply
For picking whereas acoustics are made for picking whereas acoustics are made for strumming although obviously you can pick them also.
For picking whereas acoustics are set up for strumming although obviously you can pick them also.
By Captain Sparrow on Jan 6, 2009 | Reply
No idea, darling, but you play beautifully. I don’t think ye need lessons…..will you play me a song at bedtime to sleep to? I missed out on lullabies as a child, ye know. And then I tried ta get Mr. Gibbs ta sing me one once, but he looked at me like I was mad, and said, “Now, Captain, that wouldn’t be very piratey!” *sniff* *pout* EVERYTHING doesn’t always HAVE to be piratey! Pirates are people, too!