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More Ho! Ho! Ho! More…
Accompaniment for A Spot of Melody. More…
Notes that last for 2 longer practice loop. More…
Counting in groups of 3. More…
Fits along with the Blue song. Open string repeat riff. More…
Down down down then miss out a down stroke on the strings but keep the arm moving. More…
Helping with keeping in time on the pulse. More…
Recent beginners play the open strings. Those who have been playing longer play the second part with the pressing down notes we learnt in lesson. More…
Staying in 2nd position throughout, giving finger 2 and 4 some work to do. More…
Not the left hand fingering. I would use my 3rd finger to roll in a bar across the strings. Try using your 4th finger on the top note. More…
Following on from the C minor scale the note pattern is moved up 2 frets. 1st finger is at 2nd fret then move your left hand slightly so 1st finger will be at 3rd fret. More…
Like the major pentatonic scale this pattern of notes is found all over the world. More…
Use your first finger to roll across the notes going up and down. Create a physical finger bar for the 3 strings. 1st finger is at 3rd fret. More…
All in 1st position. I have left the the sharps and naturals in so you can see these new notes change set against the C major scale. More…
As with the C major pentatonic try and imagine the shape moved up 2 frets. Your left hand fingers have been supplied again. More…
Same again, try to learn the shape across the fret board. Then move the shape up and down the neck. Try using the Soundslice transpose feature under the cog wheel. More…
Try and picture the C major scale shape moved up two frets. The open strings of the C major scale are now the number 2 on the TAB part. Notice the sharp signs in the music. I have left them ass accidentals,… More…
Arpeggio is an Italian word for broken chord. You know the C major chord by now, here it is going up and down as single notes. You can think of it as stepping stones from the C major scale. More…
A 5 note (penta) major scale. It pops up all over the world. Be creative and play around as you like up and down the scale. More…