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Posted by: jasonbts, on Jul 01,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: A basic overview of basic guitar technique.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on Jun 30,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: A lot of beginners have absolutely no clue on how chord progressions are formed, or any of the theory behind them. Luckily for you, I am going to show you an easy way to construct chord progressions, that requires minimal theory or heavy duty music knowledge.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 22,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: I got a request to do a lesson on scales, and I figured the most common scales (other than basic major and minor) were the pentatonic scales. This lesson will look at the major pentatonic scale and the minor pentatonic scale.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 16,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: This lesson will look at how to harmonize melodies. Many bands use harmonized melodies, mainly because they sound cool.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 15,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: Today, I’m going to do another theory lesson, just like my Major vs. Minor lesson. But this lesson will also incorporate a bit of basic ear training! It is about music intervals.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 14,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: Imagine if you could use just two chords to play EVERY chord of that kind. Imagine if an E major could turn into a G major, or an A minor into a C# minor, with NO CHORD CHART MEMORIZATION! Well, my friends, this is possible, thanks to BARRE CHORDS! Written by Chris Daley.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 14,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: This lesson is on finger-picking and arpeggios, a favorite topic of mine. I won’t get too in-depth though, I’ll just scratch the surface of this subject. This lesson will teach you how to make basic chord progressions more interesting by finger-picking individual notes, as well as introduce the basic major and minor arpeggios.
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Posted by: CPDmusic, on May 13,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: This lesson will focus on major and minor keys and scales. Enjoy! Written by Chris Daley.
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Posted by: Guest user, on Feb 15,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: How to play Europa By Santana
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Posted by: Guest user, on Feb 14,2010, in category For Beginners
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Abstract: This lesson will outline how to tune your guitar to a standard E A D G B E tuning. As a general rule, tightening a string creates more tension. This gives the string a higher pitch and goes higher in tune. Likewise with loosening your strings, the pitch goes down.