• Amériques: Music for a New World 
  

• BACH AND THE BAROQUE LUTE
  

• STRUCTURE AND ORIGINALITY IN THE FIRST MOVEMENT, PIANO SONATA OP. 31 NO. 2 BY L. VAN BEETHOVEN
  

• Old notes 2
  

• Old notes 1
  

• A state of mind
  

• Welcome to the circus
  

• The extraordinary manifesto
  

• Momentum
  

• Two dimensions of control
  

• The missing component
  

• The greatest myth of speed
  

• The greatest fallacy
  

• The non-physical components of virtuosity
  

• Too freeing
  

• The key to effortlessness
  

• Momentum
  

• Sensitivity
  

• A desiderata of the guitar
  

• Occupy Music School
  

• Preparing pieces for performance – six levels of commitment
  

• How to be extraordinary – a new book
  

• The bed of Procustes
  

• A third criteria
  

• It takes two to tango
  

• A commentary on the Tavis Smiley/Michelle Rhee interview on PBS
  

• Creativity
  

• Details and principles
  

• Developing finger intelligence
  

• Economy 2
  

• Economy
  

• Identifying the basic elements of virtuosity 2
  

• Identifying the basic elements of virtuosity
  

• The essence of virtuosity
  

• Shifting the beginning of the stroke to the end of the previous stroke
  

• Shifting the focus from action to pre-action
  

• Practicing with a metronome
  

• Contemplating rhythm
  

• A separate reality
  

• A lesson with John Duarte
  

• Some random thoughts
  

• Charade
  

• The uselessness of information
  

• Effortless vs. no effort
  

• A unifying treatment
  

• Reverse engineering
  

• The essence of education
  

• The art of obfuscation
  

• A word from the wise
  

• The secret to speed 2/Roll with the momentum
  

• The secret of speed
  

• Another take on the Tao Te Ching
  

• The importance of skills
  

• How to apply the AOV2/Technique vs. principles
  

• Meeting the tiger
  

• How to teach your fingers to walk
  

• Walking the fingers
  

• Logic vs. magic
  

• Don’t confuse the directions for the destination
  

• Letting nature do your playing for you (3)
  

• Anticipation and planting
  

• Letting nature do your playing for you (2)
  

• Letting nature do your playing for you
  

• Letting nature do your work for you
  

• One size fits all
  

• The Incredible Lightness of Virtuosity
  

• How to Perform Like a Pro
  

• Lean Six Sigma
  

• The Classical Guitar Blog
  

• Practicing