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InstructionGuitar
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Depression Era Country Guitarby Joseph WeidlichExplore how the traditional parlor style guitar backups, used during the golden age of the Old Time Music string band performance style were further developed by guitarists during the Depression years of the 1930's. The genesis of those developments lies principally in the techniques popularized by the Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers on their recordings that featured the use of the flat pick instead of a thumb pick, use of left hand embellishments including adjacent string dron usage, development of "hot licks" based on chromatic passing note sequences and syncopations, and the popularity of licks played on the higher pitched tenor guitar. |
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Dropped D Tuning for Fingerstyle Guitarby Tom BallNothing makes a guitar ring like a dropped-D. The tuning lends itself well to almost any type of music. This book has 17 pieces in dropped-D tuning, covering a wide array of musical genres. All are played fingerstyle. Contents include: traditional folk songs, Joseph Spence style, blues in D, Irish and Latin songs, classical pieces and more. All songs played on the CD by Tom Ball plus bonus tracks. |
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Early Blues, Ancient Ballads and Classic Folk Songs for Fingerstyle Guitarby Glenn WeiserThis is a collection of twenty-five solo fingerstyle guitar arrangements of famous early blues, centuries-old ballads, and traditional folk songs. All songs include standard notation with fingering indications, tablature, guitar chords, lyrics, and online audio. Songs include: Barbara Allen * Frankie and Johnny * The House of the Rising Sun * John Henry * Loch Lomond * Scarborough Fair * and more. |
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Essential Blues Guitarby Dave CelentanoThis handy guide to playing blues guitars emphasizes the essentials, such as: chord changes, scales, rhythms, turn arounds, phrasing, soloing and more. Includes lots of examples, plus 10 rhythm tracks for soloing and improvising. |
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Fingerpicking Fiddle TunesArranged for Fingerstyle Guitarby Ken PerlmanWith this book/CD pack, Ken Perlman presents a systematic approach to playing classic fiddle tunes fingerstyle on the guitar. Learn hoedowns, reels, set tunes, marches, hornpipes, jigs, strathspeys and airs from a pioneer of the style! |
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