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  1. Take The A Train

    Randy reacted to admin for a post in a topic

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    Here you can learn how to play the theme of " Take the A train " by Duke Ellington. I worked out a version with a cool fingering for slow and fast tempo's. Take the A Train.pdf take tha a train.mp3
  2. Sound Like A Guitar PRO With 3 Licks

    admin reacted to Otman for a post in a topic

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    Thanks so much. This is really useful. Will help a lot.
  3. Compose A Guitar Song - Chapter 1

    Hels reacted to admin for a post in a topic

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    In this first chapter of the tutorial how to compose a guitar song I first introduce myself as a composer and then start to create a simple song with just 2 chords. The song which I am talking about is very simple, just a vamp D / G - in the tutorial I give some ideas how to develop your ideas with just these 2 chords by splitting it up and by using the technique of voice leading. This is a very useful technique which professional composers use to make a song and an arrangment sound great. This is the first chapter where I show you how to compose a guitar song - let me know what you think to see how far we can go here with these new tutorials. Compose a guitar song - Chapter 1.pdf Compose a guitar song - Chapter 1.gp composing chapter 1.mp3

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