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Meeting Rosendo Gómez – Lead Guitarist with Chico & The Gypsies

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Dec 11, 2025 | general info | 0 |

Meeting Rosendo Gómez of Chico & The Gypsies. Discover his musical journey, Gipsy Kings lineage, Camargue rumba style, and flamenco influences.

International Guitar Festival Jersey 13th-15th November 2025

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Oct 29, 2025 | general info | 0 |

The International Guitar Festival returns to Jersey this November, bringing together world-class...

Arpeggio Exercise

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Oct 12, 2025 | exercises, general info | 0 |

Improve your right-hand technique with this arpeggio exercise I designed for classical and flamenco guitarists. In this short lesson, I demonstrate a simple yet powerful pattern using P I M A (thumb, index, middle, ring) to help...

A typical video lesson recap

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Oct 7, 2025 | general info, Music videos- what you could learn | 0 |

This is the kind of personal video lesson my students receive after each session — a free recording to help them review and master what they’ve just learnt. It’s a great way to build consistency and confidence between lessons....

My flamenco guitar student Rob Lester buying his new guitar in Spain

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Jan 13, 2025 | general info | 0 |

Delighted to see this photo of one of my students in Spain buying a new flamenco guitar! He is...

My student- live performance- Dom Pallot

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Nov 4, 2024 | general info | 0 |

I am pleased to announce my talented student Dominic Pallot is performing another guitar recital...

Practice, Patience & Perseverance

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Feb 29, 2024 | general info | 0 |

Becoming a proficient player is not achieved overnight. It’s the result of relentless...

Classical Guitar- guidance on seated & hands position

by timbarnesguitarlessons | Feb 8, 2024 | general info | 0 |

In this this short clip I demonstrate the Classical guitar position- how to sit and position both your hands. It was made for a new student who had never held a guitar before! I thought I’d share it so other new classical...