Master guitarist Christopher Parkening talks about the great Andrés Segovia and the lessons he learned—sometimes painfully from his idol, as well as the opportunity to compare notes with Joaquin Rodrigo.

Studying Concierto de Aranjuez with Joaquin Rodrigo
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Comparing notes with Rodrigo on Fantasia Para Un Gentilhombre
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On Andrés Segovia and the "Segovia Hush"
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Lessons from Segovia: Never change the fingerings
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J.S. Bach, Parkening's favorite composer, and the reason for performing music
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Elmer Bernstein's Concerto for Two Christophers
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The commitment to personal excellence from an early age
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Expanding guitar technique, for better or worse
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A champion fly fisherman, Parkening won the International Gold Cup Tarpon Tournament in 1987
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Links
Parkening.com
Visit Christopher Parkening's official website