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The Tab/Notation and the video above gives all the info to get started now! Good Luck!
Exercise 1: Two finger arpeggio Ascending and Descending
Exercise 2: Pentatonic Variation
Exercise 3: Minor 9 Variation
Exercise 4: Descending Simple two finger Arpeggio
Exercise 5: Chord Pairs Ascending 2 finger Variation
In this exercise we play the most common thing known to man on the guitar “The minor pentatonic” scale.
BUT, the key here is to play and “Count” “1 2 3 4 5 6” to get the “Rhythm” so that the picking and fretting hands can articulate the phrase musically in time and in synchronisation.
This next exercise is a classic “Repetition” alternate picking exercise. Count “1 e and a 2 e and a 3 e and a 4 e and a” and play in a double timed tetrachord manner accenting the 1st note in each 4 note grouping
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