MrBartholomewSMH
A beginner's guitar melody arrangement of the John Denver song Sheffield United fans use to greet their favourite team at Bramall Lane kick-off time. John Denver plays his version in the key of D major,… More…
To play along with the original 1960's version move the key signature transposition button on the key of G, relative minor key E minor. More…
C major scale with chords and Roman numerals. More…
Use a C major scale to improvise over these chords. More…
Some long fretted notes on the lower strings. I have written the note names over the top to help you remember the note names. More…
3rd finger at 3rd fret on 1st string. A light brush downwards with thumb in your strumming hand. More…
Another open string accompaniment for absolute beginners on open strings nearest to you. Once you cane play the lead guitar piece 2 from book 1 have a go with a friend on these low open string notes. More…
Some open string notes to play along side piece 1 in The Guitarist's Way book 1. All notes counting in groups of 4. More…
At the start use a count of 8 at the start as a count in on the Soundslice options if not already enabled. More…
Another open string basic backing vamp. More…
Basic backing for first pieces. Good exercise for pulse development in absolute beginners to play along with more advanced learners. More…
Any left hand finger on the 3rd space (fret). Use you finger tip and trap the egg string behind the piece of metal (fret) on the fingerboard.… More…
Walking fingers on the string furthers away from you. Brush and rest. Swop, swop fingers 1 & 2. Try and make a sound on you guitar in time with the music playing here. Mainly for younger learners. More…
A different pattern for a different string. Strings names from furthest away from you go E (eggs) B (boats) and G (goats).… More…
Turn the rhythm around on the B string. More…
Crotchet, crotchet minim. Play in time on the E string with a good sense of pulse. More…
Like the major scale patterns going up (ascending) 3 steps up 1 step down. Then coming down (descending) 3 steps down 1 step up. More…
Use the E minor pentatonic scale over the top. More…
Let's go down the scale now, watch out for the ending! More…
Go up 3 steps then come down one pattern. You will get to the top eventually! A new note F# at the 2nd fret on the 1st string. More…
Jumping more than one note out of a scale. More…