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Fenderexpx50,
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Jan 07,2012,
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Some more guitar warm up exercises mixed with a little music theory.
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leokisomma,
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Oct 31,2011,
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This lesson is here to help everyone make the most out of not just my lessons, but the lessons of everybody else on this site and on the internet, by helping you learners out there how to make the most out of your practice and out of the information given to you in the lessons you read or take part in.
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Fenderexpx50,
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Oct 23,2011,
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A lesson on proper stretching and some exercises to try when you're warming up
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leokisomma,
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May 11,2011,
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This is the first lesson I'm uploading in terms of a direct commission. A friend of mine mentioned that he was having problems progressing as he found that although he could practice with a metronome and was learning chords and arpeggios, he didn't feel like he was making progress. This is about how to step out of the learner circle and take your first breath inside the advanced players ring. All guitarist are equal in my eyes, but this is a lesson for serious guitarists wanting to advance.
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waynard,
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May 06,2011,
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Finger exercise extravaganza
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guypople,
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Oct 20,2010,
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My intention in this series of articles is to give you an insight into how a professional musician approaches the guitar from a perspective of typical practice sessions. The content of my session will work on any type of guitar, but in the interests of diversity I tend to distribute the elements across my three main instruments: Parker Fly Deluxe (electric), Ovation Balladeer (electro-acoustic) and
Godin ACS slim (electro-classical).
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jirakit somame,
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Jul 03,2010,
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I designed and developed exercises to improve and control my picking hand. I composed all the exercises with sixteenth notes off beats. Why did I use them? Because they are so hard to play fast and clean back to back.
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jirakit somame,
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Jul 03,2010,
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All the examples below are based on the chromatic scale and use sequence groups of sixes. I think the workout develops finger independence, alternate picking, and most important, helps to synchronize both hands.
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May 26,2010,
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...without the stamina and strength the fretting hand won’t respond and will let you down! So today we’ll go through some essential exercises to tackle just that.
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tommaso.zillio,
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Apr 27,2010,
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..your practice routine is boring and uninspiring? You find yourself daydreaming or playing songs when you should rather be doing your exercises? How the heck virtuoso players have managed to become good players if practicing is so dry and tiring?
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