title: 45 Minute Classical Guitar Mastery: Master Classical Guitar Technique with 15 Simple Exercises
author: Mr Richard Joseph Stadler II
description: Classical guitar technique pedagogue Richard Stadler began playing classical guitar when he was 11 years old. When he was 16 years old he went to study at the prestigious Interlochen Arts Academy where he graduated from in 1998. Due to complications from occupation related hand injuries Stadler gave up playing guitar for years, until 2008 when Nicholas Lambson totally rebuilt his playing Technique and Dr. Tasmin Cordie began to help him heal from chronic inflammation issues related to his diet. Stadler is now concertizing again, and released his first solo album this February. Stadler performs and writes original classical guitar music and is known for his extravagant opening tuning compositions. His meditative playing style is both powerful and delicate to the ear. Stadler is also a much sought after classical guitar teacher famous for his 7 month Technical Boot Camp Course. Stadler is excited about all the recent positive feedback on his book, "45 Minute Classical Guitar Mastery" and hopes his technical training continues to be shared with the world. Stadler enjoys teaching his wonderful student body in person and over Skype. To inquire about taking his Technical Boot-Camp Course for classical guitar technique contact Richard at richardstadlerguitar@gmail.com
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  **Six String Journal**
  
  
  **A Technical Workout for Classical Guitar**
  
  
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  **Level 1 - Base Building**
  
  
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  **By Leonardo Garcia**
  
  
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  **Six String Journal**
  
  
  **A Technical Workout for Classical Guitar**
  
  
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  **Level 1 - Base Building**
  
  
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  **By Leonardo Garcia**
  
  
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  © 2016 by Six String Journal and Leonardo Garcia
  
  
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  **BASE BUILDING**
  
  
  
  
  
  The following workout is broken down into left hand movements, right hand
  movements, and scales. Try to get into the habit of going through the complete
  workout every day or over the course of two days for several weeks at tempos
  slow enough where all movements are clear, controlled, and fluid. Then bit by
  bit, increase tempo as movements become more comfortable and reliable.
  
  
  
  
  
  Keep a log or journal of your progress at the end of the book with
  reflections, note which movements are more difficult or more comfortable, and
  keep t