I’m very proud to share videos of my entire guitar class at Sežana Music School. We shot the videos last week at the school’s concert hall, both as a reward for the students’ hard work in this school year and to promote my newly established platform for online guitar learning – Guitarise.com. First off, Tenej … Read More
Classical Guitar
Fernando Sor Album Sampler
I’m proud to announce my first solo album Fernando Sor has just been released by my newly established label Baros Records. Please, help me spread the word and grab a copy of the album. The Digital Release is available on both iTunes and Baros Records while the CD is available exclusively on my label’s shop. … Read More
Postcards from Iceland
A few stills and video clips from my trip to Iceland this summer, to which I recorded some improvised guitar music… Enjoy!
New videos: Miguel Llobet – El Noi de la Mare and La Filla del Marxant
In order to celebrate the first 200.000 views on my YouTube Channel I recently recorded two beautiful Llobet’s arrangements of folk Catalan songs El Noi de la Mare and La Filla del Marxant. This time the recording was done with my new Multicam live video technique using a Canon 600d, Metric Halo ULN-2 and a pair … Read More
New video: Martin Stojanoski plays Se ela perguntar
Switch to HD for better audio & video quality! 14-year-old student of mine Martin Stojanoski performing “Se ela perguntar” by Dilermando Reis. Recorded at my studio on June 16, 2014, using the multicam live video technique. Martin has been studying two years with me at Sežana music school and two months ago he placed 5th out … Read More
Tip of the day: David Russell on false nails
David Russell has just published the photo below on his Facebook page, showing the way to use a ping-pong ball and superglue to make false nails for guitar playing. I’ve used this method before with success, definitely better than playing with no nails at all. Take a look at the photo and David’s clarification below, … Read More
New video series – Frank Martin: Quatre pièces brèves
I’m excited to share a new video series featuring the famous composer Frank Martin‘s only solo classical work – Quatre pièces brèves. The movents are as follows: Prelude, Air, Plainte, Comme une Gigue. For those of you who haven’t heard of this piece yet, the story goes that Frank Martin wrote Quatre Pièces Brèves out … Read More
How to open Finale files in MuseScore
When I was still a student at the University of music and performing arts in Vienna, all the students had access to the most widely used music notation software Finale at the school. I really liked it and at that time I made quite a few arrangements for classical guitar. When I finished my studies … Read More