Classical Guitar

How to Participate in the Delcamp Classical Guitar Forum
Essential reading, help topics, rules and announcements.


Please read this first!
Welcome to the classical guitar forum. This forum is entirely free. To make use of its resources, you need to register and then post a message of introduction following your registration. The accounts of new users who have not introduced themselves within a few hours of registering are deleted, and they will need to register again. Usernames should not be company names. To remain a member you need to post at least one message per month and log in to the forum at least once per year. The accounts of members who have not visited the forum for more than a year are deleted on January 1st and July 1st.
Once your first two messages have been approved, you will be entitled to download thousands of scores, MP3s and videos, and you will have the opportunity of following free guitar lessons leading up to an end-of-year exam. Members are required to respect the rules and procedures for participation in the forum.
Whether you are an amateur guitarist, an eternal beginner or a professional, you will find friendliness, competence and a wide range of resources here.
Subforums: Forum Help Guides, RSS atom+xml, List of Scores, Videos and MP3s, Delcamp.net documents’ terms of use

Public Space
Discussions relating to the classical guitar which don't fit elsewhere.
Subforums: Introduce yourself, Members' Announcements, Our favourite websites, The Café, Word games, Archives of Public Space and its subforums

Classical Guitar Classes
A "classroom" environment for exchanging Technical Questions & Answers, How-To's, music theory concepts, etc.
Subforums: Classical Guitar technique, Reference Library, Use of nails in playing the classical guitar, Search for classical guitar sheet music, My students' concerts, Ergonomics and Posture for Classical Guitarists, Analysis of Classical Guitar Works, Composers' Workshop, Classical guitar recording and amplification, Flamenco Corner, Research and primary sources

Luthiers
Construction and repair of Classical Guitar and related instruments
Subforums: Classical Guitar for Sale, Archives of past "Classical Guitars for Sale", Classical Guitar Strings, Advice on buying, selling or valuing a guitar, Lutes, Baroque and Renaissance Guitars, etc., Multi-string Classical Guitars

On-line classical guitar lessons
The classical guitar lessons are free. They are aimed at the isolated amateur who does not have access to a teacher. To join the class, apply for registration into the students group.
Subforums: Musical Games, Classical guitar lessons archive

Classical Guitar Concerts, Competitions and Conventions
Classical Guitar Concerts, Competitions and Conventions
Show the dates in the ISO format: YYYY-MM-DD. For the festivals and master class give the date of the first day.
Subforums: Classical Guitar Concerts U.S.A., Archives - Classical Guitar Concerts, Classical Guitar CDs and DVDs

Our recordings of Contemporary music
Audio and video recordings of contemporary music from 1940 to the present. Our interpretations of works for which the copyright holders have given their permission.
Subforum: Our recordings of Members' Compositions

Our recordings of Romantic and Modern music
Audio and video recordings of romantic and modern music (1850-1940, e.g. Albéniz, Barrios, Coste, Mertz, Llobet).
Subforums: Our recordings of Francisco Tárrega, Our recordings of Agustín Barrios Mangoré

Our recordings of Classical music
Audio and video recordings of classical music (1760-1850, e.g. Giuliani, Carcassi, Carulli). Your own interpretations of music that is in the public domain.
Subforums: Our recordings of Ferdinando Carulli, Our recordings of Fernando Sor, Our recordings of Mauro Giuliani, Our recordings of Matteo Carcassi

Our recordings of Early music
Audio and video recordings of works from the renaissance to the baroque period, from 1530 to 1760 (e.g. Dowland, Sanz, Weiss).
Subforums: Our recordings of John Dowland, Our recordings of Gaspar Sanz, Our recordings of J. S. Bach, Our recordings of S. L. Weiss

Our scores for classical guitar
Compositions and arrangements by members of the forum.
Subforums: Our facsimiles, Our tablatures for classical guitar

Scores for classical guitar - D01, D02, D03
The 1st collection comprises scores published by Jean-François Delcamp for levels D01 to D03. Permission to download these scores is granted after a member has had 2 messages approved by the moderators.
Subforums: Scores for classical guitar - D04, D05, D06, Scores for classical guitar - D07, D08, D09, Scores for classical guitar - D10, D11, D12, Updates and amendments to scores