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Stephen Zurakowsky Classical Guitarist

Stephen Zurakowsky Classical Guitarist

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The Artistry of Pavel Steidl
February 19, 2016

The Artistry of Pavel Steidl

Reg Schwager – 10 Questions
October 24, 2015

Reg Schwager – 10 Questions

Interview with Adam Levin
October 18, 2015

Interview with Adam Levin

Juno Nominee, Blues Guitarist JW Jones
September 8, 2015

Juno Nominee, Blues Guitarist JW Jones

Portrait Of A Guitarist As An Artist
April 11, 2015

Portrait Of A Guitarist As An Artist

Reflections on the Jorge Caballero concert and master class
December 10, 2014

Reflections on the Jorge Caballero concert and master class

In Concert This Weekend Stephen Zurakowsky writes about Grigori Korchmar’s White Nights Serenades
April 28, 2014

In Concert This Weekend Stephen Zurakowsky writes about Grigori Korchmar’s White Nights Serenades

March 10, 2014

How to play a D Major Chord

After a bit of a hiatus, I am glad to be back writing guitar tips.  I really appreciate everyone who commented that they were missing them. So, how do you play a D Major chord?  (This is for both beginners and advanced guitarists). Simple, put your second finger on the … Continue Reading How to play a D Major Chord

April 13, 2013

KW Guitar Tip # 16, Warming Up With Long Tones

I just had one of those nightmares right before I woke up in this morning and  it was about me teaching the worse lesson ever.  As I was trying to teach this student, we could hear voices from other people in the room: her parents, other teachers, other guitarists, her brother. … Continue Reading KW Guitar Tip # 16, Warming Up With Long Tones

February 7, 2013

KW Guitar Society Tip #14, Moving Beyond Box Patterns Part 2

Remember when I wrote we will be revisiting our New Years Resolutions?  January 1, feels like a very long time ago and as with all resolutions whatever I said has been mostly forgotten.   This happens to me every year and I suspect it happens to most everyone else. Except … Continue Reading KW Guitar Society Tip #14, Moving Beyond Box Patterns Part 2

January 30, 2013

KW Guitar Society Tip #14 Are you always playing in a box pattern?

So… you have been a student of the guitar for a couple of years, maybe even 20 years and you are feeling pretty good about your playing.  But there is always one thing that is lacking or missing or just something not quite right. You are practicing every day, having … Continue Reading KW Guitar Society Tip #14 Are you always playing in a box pattern?

KW Guitar Society Tip #13 If There Was The One And Only Scale
January 18, 2013

KW Guitar Society Tip #13 If There Was The One And Only Scale

January 5, 2013

KW Guitar Tip #12 Setting Goals To Improve Your Guitar Playing

I really enjoy this time of year because I always take the time to improve an area in my guitar playing.  I never make resolutions, however it always feels like a good time to create a fresh start, or a way to begin again and create new guitar playing goals. … Continue Reading KW Guitar Tip #12 Setting Goals To Improve Your Guitar Playing

Reflections On The Marten Falk Master Class.
December 30, 2012

Reflections On The Marten Falk Master Class.

KW Guitar Society Tip #10 – What sound are you making?
November 29, 2012

KW Guitar Society Tip #10 – What sound are you making?

KW Guitar Tip #7 – Improving Your Playing With Chromatic Scales
November 8, 2012

KW Guitar Tip #7 – Improving Your Playing With Chromatic Scales

Reflections on the Victor Villadangos master class.
October 29, 2012

Reflections on the Victor Villadangos master class.

October 18, 2012

Guitar Tip #5 Intermediate and advanced levels

Last week I had mentioned strengthening fingers two and four.   A lot of good ideas came out this week on the hows and why’s, and the importance of developing all your fingers. One very interesting idea in the comment board came from Robert.  He wrote he will practice replacing … Continue Reading Guitar Tip #5 Intermediate and advanced levels

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