You can start familiarizing yourself with the pattern by playing with open strings before playing the chord progression. Each bar contains two fingerstyle patterns.Įach pattern goes as follow: P – i – m – i – a – i – m – i – The yellow section represents one pattern. The fingerstyle pattern is straightforward and repetitive below the guitar tab, where I break it down for you.
Let me start by saying that this is a classical guitar fingerstyle pattern that I learned from a classical guitar book called Sagreras – First guitar lesson for beginners, which is one of the most famous books for classical guitar beginner guitar players. If you are a beginner and you want to know more about fingerstyle guitar, make sure you check out this article. We will have a right hand close up, and I will show you step by step how to improve your fingerstyle technique using this awesome pattern. In this video lesson, I really want to focus a lot on the right-hand classical guitar fingerstyle pattern we will learn today.
The Classical guitar pattern – Video lessonĪs always, let’s start with the video lesson so you can have an idea of what we are going to learn. They have different strings and shapes, and they don’t share the same repertoire, but the fingerstyle pattern I am about to show you today will change your thoughts about acoustic and classical guitar. I know that many of you think that classical and acoustic guitar are different instruments, and it is partially true. Today I want to share this simple lesson on the acoustic guitar using a classical guitar fingerstyle pattern for beginners.
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