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More Jamming with a faster Blues in A. 12 Bar Basic Fast Blues in A. Always Revise and make sure you are OK with Module 4 Project 1 and 2. Jamming with a Faster Blues in A. This is the same as Module 4 Project 1 but we are using a slightly different chord progression and faster too. Remember you can open two instances of the Pentatonic slide rule as shown in the picture below. The idea is that you can set two different scales and highlight two different patterns to practice. Picture No. 1). But you are n...

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Module 2 p2

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Now for a different type of Blues feel using a picking pattern -. Walking Blues in A:. By doing a variety of techniques and styles of blues we are getting an across the board training for both hands and developing a wider variety of skills for our playing. With this Blues here the fingers I am using to pick this are the. Shown in the Tablature is for hammering on the notes see Video 1. Follow the Tab and study the videos and learn this blues see Video 2. A different type of Blues -. It is App number 1.

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Module 1 p4

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Continue Starting a Basic Strum. Now try Splitting the strings in half with the strum to create a rhythm. Using down stokes, only strum bass. treble. treble. Etc. For bass hit approximately the 3 bass strings No’s 6. 5. 4. and for the treble hit approximately the 3 treble strings No’s 3. 2. 1. It does not have to be exactly 3 strings at a any one time only approximately. Use the Video link right. Bass and Treble Strum. Always pay particular attention to the timing when practising rhythms and also scales.

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Once you have mastered any section one of the best things you can do is to start using it, experiment and make variations, try things for yourself, use what you learn and let it all become second nature to you. For example if you are new to the D7. Movable chord start practising it up and down the neck of the guitar. Any chord shape you have problems with keep working on them until you can play them in your sleep, especially bar chords if you are new to them. With any chord progression. Learn, experiment...

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Cheating the Blues Index. About Cheating the Blues. Project 1 A Minor Pentatonic. Project 2 Some bar chords and movable chords. C G A7 D7 E7. Project 3 The G Major scale Thumb pick Starting a basic strum. Project 3 Continued. Enhancing the basic strum F Major7 chord. Project 4 Starting to put a song together The House of the Rising Sun. Project 1 Starting an easy blues Easy open chords Strum variation Solo. 12 bar basic blues More on the pentatonic pattern E minor pentatonic. Project 3a More chords.

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Module 4 p2

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One of the Best Secrets. Chord shapes within the Pentatonic Patterns. One of the Best Secrets. One of the best secrets to soloing is recognising the chords that are within any scale. Look at the picture below. The BLUE Numbers are the notes for the. Also known as the F# minor Pentatonic. Notice I have highlighted the chords of A Major (the RED. Ovals) in the 1 st. Position on the guitar neck. Notice how every note of the A Major chord falls on a note of the. Also known as the F# minor Pentatonic. 5 but t...

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Module 2 p4

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To continue evolving our playing the blues we are going to use some of these new chords we have learned for an 8 bar blues progression. Make sure you are comfortable with all the new chords. I am and have been predominantly focusing on the chords and chord progressions, as there is not much point in focusing on soloing if you cant play the chord progression too. Shortly we will start looking at developing the ability to play lead, solos on all of the chord progressions covered so far and more. Am6 / / /.

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Module 3 p3

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More on Pentatonic's and using them for soloing continued. 12 Bar Basic Blues in E -. From Module 2 Project 1). The 5 basic Pentatonic Patterns. The pictures below show the 5 basic Pentatonic patterns of A minor pentatonic and / or C major pentatonic all over the neck of the guitar. These 5 patterns are worth learning by heart as they enable you to freely move up and down the guitar neck in any position with ease. Notice how the patterns all lock together (See the Arrows with the diagrams). REMEMBER: The...

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Module 1 p2

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Now we need some chords to start getting into the Blues. There are basically several types of chords we can use. Open chords ,. Movable chords . We want to know and use all of these. Open chords are basically chords in the first three frets, so are easy to play. Bar chords are chords that can be played anywhere up or down the neck of the guitar, and are a bit more difficult for beginners but with a little practice you can do them. Practice this Bar Chord till you are comfortable. Fret is A Major. This vi...