Hosanna Hillsongs Brooke Fraser Guitar Lesson (Jon Fletcher)

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Part 1 of 2. From Kris Farrow’s album Acoustic Guitar Karaoke, Vol. 1 available on www.iTunes.com/krisfarrow

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Chop Suey . Arranged and performed by Igor Presnyakov

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Me trying to show an easy version of this classic tune. Feel free to ask questions. This songs structure is similar to House of the Rising Sun. It has 2 parts that repeat, and those two parts are divided into 2 smaller phrases, one of which is also repeated. It would look something like AB AC

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www.nextlevelguitar.com Click thelink above to receive free exclusive videos, newsletters, and lots more free guitar and music goodies from Next Level Guitar. In this intermediate video guitar lesson we teach how to embellish your rhythm playing by hammering on chord shapes. All chords written out in text and can be viewed with up close shots of the neck to make learning easy and fun Many more full on video lessons as well as a FREE 3-day all access site pass at the full on video instructional website at: www.nextlevelguitar.com

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Guitar: Cort SFX Custom LE-2 (Custom Shop)/ Pickups: Fishman Prefix Stereo Blender/ Amp: Boss GT-10

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Fairly easy bluegrass tune. “John Henry.”

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FULL COURSE: su.pr For more acoustic guitar lessons, join TrueFire for free – su.pr TF on Twitter – su.pr TF on Facebook – su.pr Tuning: Bb-Bb-Eb-G-Ab-Bb This piece has become my ‘signature’ instrumental. It’s a wonderful showcase for the techniques that I’ve developed over the past 20 years. When writing, I never set out to compose a piece with ‘techniques’ in mind…rather, there’s always a musical or rhythmic idea that’s begging for expression. Then I have to figure out how to play it! Many times I’ve simply ‘followed’ the urges in my hands to move in certain ways or the sounds in my head and that’s led to a new technique. (Certainly that was the case with the section starting at 3:00 in this piece where I’m using my left hand on top of the neck and keeping time with my ring finger hitting the wood…) So sit back, relax and listen. Get ready to open your ears and your mind. We’re about to venture into some new dimensions…new sounds, new ways of thinking, playing, exploring and ultimately – enjoying the guitar!

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