In this course, you will build upon what you have learned in Level 1.

Learn and implement arpeggio patterns. The arpeggio technique is an important asset for the classical guitar player. With the foundation that you have from Level 1- plucking chords in a variety of ways, you will find that it will be just natural for you to learn and implement this new technique.

• Learn new ways of eliciting chords -  different plucking and strumming techniques, introduced to you in an explicit way, following the ones that you learned earlier.
• Music theory - is closely related to the music that is presented in the course. I will not teach you things that you don't need now. But on the contrary, the theory is restricted to the terms and symbols which you see in the score that you play.
• Ensemble playing - Duets, Trio. Playing in an ensemble is an essential part of music education, along with the fun that this activity gives you, it helps you understand better your instrument. With the ensemble pieces provided in this course, you get a first-hand experience of two or three melodies that are played simultaneously. You have a chance to experience different layers of the music texture. You see and follow the other part or parts while playing yours. This itself is of great value when it comes to playing classical guitar music as the guitar is a multi-voice instrument.
• Practice sessions - with me, will help you learn better and don't feel lonely while practicing. once you have learned your part, we will be practicing ensemble pieces together.

Pieces by Matteo Carcassi and Antonio Cano. With everything that you have learned in level 1 and level 2, You will find that you are fully prepared to play those classical guitar tunes. I present them to you with separate technical exercises extracted from the pieces themselves. Those exercises will help you to play the actual pieces effortlessly.   

Supplementary pieces by Fernando Sor and Joseph Kuffner. I have included a few pieces that you can play using the skills and knowledge that you acquired from the course.

I wish you good luck.

Valentin