- How long does it take to learn classical guitar tremolo?
- How do you play tremolo on classical guitar?
How long does it take to learn classical guitar tremolo?
Many guitarists work at their tremolo for years and still can't play it evenly. A guitarist should be able to develop an excellent tremolo in six months to one year if they practice at it for thirty to sixty minutes every day. Here are some tips to help you learn to play a good tremolo once and for all.
How do you play tremolo on classical guitar?
Basically, the tremolo is created by playing a bass note with the thumb followed by three repeated higher notes; traditionally the ring (a), middle (m), and index (i) fingers play the higher notes. When played rapidly, this technique creates the illusion of a sustained upper line with a bass accompaniment.