PEARLA'S LESSON PAGE
LESSON 1
Hi P! Here is your lesson page. In the video I go over the G, C, and D chords and the Pick-Strum groove we were working on. Keep practicing! z
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lesson 2
P- Here is a video about how to tackle that elusive C chord! These ideas can be used for just about any chord you're going to play. Remember to move slowly! Slow and right far beats out fast and wrong:). You're sounding great already, z
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lesson 3
P- In this video I talk about how to use the capo, keeping a light touch on the fingerboard, and how to practice making chords by starting with different fingers. You're doing great, z
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lesson 4
P- in this vid I go over the verse to "Walkin' After Midnight" and talk about the elusive F chord and making Barr chords from the low E string. Lots of shit in there so don't hesitate to ask questions! z
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lesson 5
P- in this video I go over how to construct Bar Chords. There are two main shapes. One shape has the bass note on the low E string (6th string), and one shape has the bass note on the A string (5th String). Practice, practice, practice! Remember not to squeeze too hard when you play them. z
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lesson 6
Bar Chord quiz! Remember: 1.Find the bass note on the low e or a strings. 2.Build the correct shape. 3.Don't fuck it up!
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lesson 7
P- Here is the forward roll. Practice it slowly and impress the hell out of Crystal. z
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lesson 8
Pearla- Here is the beginning to "Freight Train." Remember to check out Elizabeth Cotton playing upside down! You were on the right track with this already so this'll be a piece of cake! z
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lesson 9
P- Here's a video about transitioning from chord to chord in "Buy Dirt." Have fun with finger choreography! z
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lesson 10
P- Here's a vid of me going over "Margaritaville." You can play this whole thing using the Pick-strum, but I get a little fancier in the vid. Keep it simple!
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lesson 11
P- Here's a video of the scale pattern we were working on and the first bit of "Landslide." Congrats on the new guitar! z
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LESSON 12
P- Here is a video with a 30 minute guitar work out for you to try. Let me know how it goes!
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