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Tuck Andress Workshop: Guitar Revisited

The Woodshed at Keith Holland Guitars
Los Gatos, CA

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Tuck Andress Workshop: Guitar Revisited

"Playing one-on-one with Patti has challenged me far more than any of the hundreds of bands I played with previously. It constantly begs for a level of technique, mastery of resources, concentration, listening, flexibility, emotional intensity and general ferocity of approach that I had witnessed but not experienced. It has also humbled me, forcing me to repeatedly reconsider everything I think I know, discarding anything and everything if I discover something that will ultimately work better. If I am an expert at anything, it is probably this."
- Tuck Andress

In this workshop, Tuck will apply his deconstruction/reconstruction process to as many aspects of guitar playing as possible with the hope that everyone will find something transformational or at least thought-provoking along the way. This full day workshop will explore a lot of ground, through a mixture of lecture/demonstration and hands-on ... and with plenty of serendipitous side-tracking sparked by questions. Tuck's goal is to share his most valued discoveries to help you become the best possible self-teacher.

Left hand
how to fret one note
angle/stance/hand position
stretching vs. moving
relaxation vs. tension
strength, preventing injuries
legato/staccato
fingering lines with only three or two fingers
crossing strings
horizontal vs. vertical fingerings
sliding/bending/vibrato on notes and chords.

Right hand
how to play one note or chord
feel vs. accuracy
downstrokes vs. alternate vs. sweep picking
fingerstyle approaches for single lines

Mastering the fingerboard
Exploring chord voicings and harmony
What/how to learn from Wes Montgomery and why
Transcription vs. osmosis
Reading vs. ear
Music theory: Friend or foe?
Phrasing
Accents
Melodic and rhythmic patterns
Principle of isolating a continuum and exploring the extremes
Non-standard techniques
Using/overcoming your personality attributes