An easy exercise using a 3/4 time signature. We'll learn how to increase the value of a note using the dot. We play open strings.
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| LESSON 15 |
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An easy exercise using a 3/4 time signature. We'll learn how to increase the value of a note using the dot. We play open strings. |
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LESSON 16
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Back to 2/4 time signature. Rest stroke technique using quarter notes and half notes. Open strings. |
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LESSON 17
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More use of the rest stroke technique. The time signature this time is 3/4. Counting beats. Open strings |
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LESSON 18
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A more complex exercise. Using a 2/4 time signature and the rest stroke technique. We play a melody that incorporates the notes on the first string and a bass line using the the 6th, 5th and 4th strings. | Video sample |
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A similar exercise to number 18 but this time we use a 3/4 time signature and dotted half notes. | Video sample |
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LESSON 20
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Learning the notes on the second string. Index/ middle finger alternation. Rest stroke. | Video sample |
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LESSON 21
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On this lesson the student gets to learn a melody using the notes on the 1rst and 2nd strings on a scale like pattern with a bass accompaniment. We make use of repeating signs. | Video preview |
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