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From: Muso - 30 Mar, 03:26
I took a piece of bass wood which is four-inches by two-inches by one- eighth-inch. This is the piece of wood upon which my hand rests. In between the sound board and the bass wood are two more pieces of wood, each of which is two-inches by one-inch by three-quarters-of-an-inch. Using some half-inch double-sided tape, I made a bridge-like structure which...
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From: Robert Riddle - 29 Mar, 07:03
Ok, so I'll summarize what I think I've learned about chords below. 1. The major chords are formed by the first, third and fifth notes in the relative scale. 2. A minor chord is formed by the first and flatted third 3. A dominant seventh chord is formed by flatting the seventh note in the scale. 4. A Major seventh chord is formed by not flatting the seventh...
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From: play.guitar.online@gmail . com - 29 Mar, 04:46
how to play guitar, Even if you never have played melodies on your guitar before the time has come now! You will learn to play guitar tab and a very popular melody even if you do not know sheet music notation. Pick up your guitar and let's start! We will first take a look at the lyrics of the first verse: Amazing grace! How sweet the sound! That...
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From: play.guitar.online@gmail . com - 29 Mar, 04:44
how to play guitar, Even if you never have played melodies on your guitar before the time has come now! You will learn to play guitar tab and a very popular melody even if you do not know sheet music notation. Pick up your guitar and let's start! We will first take a look at the lyrics of the first verse: Amazing grace! How sweet the sound! That...
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From: Robert Riddle - 29 Mar, 03:37
Ok, the seventh note in the D Major scale is c#. Right? So then D major 7 should be xxx222 right? Because taht second fret on the B string is c#.
8 Posts. Last post send by: Robert Riddle - Saturday 29 Mar
From: sycochkn - 29 Mar, 03:27
I copied my real old web page from my computer. It is some material that I put together for practice material for myself and other beginners for the bluegrass jam I used to attend. I will update it from time to time as I experiment with such things as simple arranging, refingering, recording etc. * w w w .geocities . com /castlebravo242@att . net / ...
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From: tenplay - 29 Mar, 03:08
I've been playing jazz chord melodies out of books and trying finger-picking styles along with vocals for a couple of years, and have gotten used to using a thumbpick along with my fingers for all of my playing. I experimented a bit with flat picks but find them awkward and difficult to control. Some instruction books seem to call for using a flat...
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From: Robert Riddle - 28 Mar, 07:14
When you bar the g chord on the 3rd fret with the e form bar, is that called a g5?
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From: Robert Riddle - 28 Mar, 02:20
I found taht it's a lot easier to play those bar chords standing up. A lot less force is required on my electric than the acoustic, and the lump between my thumb and index finger is finally going away.. Whew.
8 Posts. Last post send by: Robert Riddle - Friday 28 Mar
From: Lothar - 28 Mar, 01:32
Hi - I'm currently trying to learn Roxanne (Police). A cool song, but there is one part in particular that I am having extreme difficulty with: It's the chord change on the 3rd measure from the open string Dm to the EbMaj7 (5th string root, 6th fret). Try as I might, I just can't seem to get my fingers in position fast enough to nail that major...
11 Posts. Last post send by: Lothar - Friday 28 Mar
From: Thomas - 27 Mar, 20:03
I have been a mailman for 30 years. Lot's of using my right arm and hand. Not just for delivering mail but also in using the seatbelt as often as Im "supposed" too. I also play guitar. For the past few months I have experience some tenderness in my right arm, mostly in the forearm area. Not enough though as to keep me from working. The other night...
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From: tgg1979 - 27 Mar, 03:11
Hey, I know of this great site that provides you with a tool to learn all the notes on your fretboard: * fretboardinstructor . com / Enjoy!
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From: tgg1979 - 27 Mar, 03:10
Hey, I know of this great site that provides you with a tool to learn all the notes on your fretboard: * fretboardinstructor . com / Enjoy!
1 Posts. Last post send by: tgg1979 - Thursday 27 Mar
From: David Raleigh Arnold - 27 Mar, 00:14
With any luck at all, very few of you would have a use for these except possibly to give to students, but if you would catch any whopping errors in them I'd be much obliged. If you find them useful yourself, that's OK too. ;-) * w w w .openguitar . com /charts.html * w w w .openguitar . com /barchords.html TIA daveA -- email: darnold4@cox . net ...
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From: Robert Riddle - 26 Mar, 21:33
Ok, in the box with the guitar were two l shaped tools. One is large and one is very small. What are these for?
7 Posts. Last post send by: Robert Riddle - Wednesday 26 Mar
