(Welling. Kent)
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Lesson Guide - Strangers on the Shore
TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition
available to members:
Backing Track
Gtr & Backing Track
John’s notes;
originally a clarinet tune written and performed by
the famous jazz musician Acker Bilk.
Here is a guitar arrangement which gves you
practice changing key (twice) and gentle ‘double
stops’.
If you are an intermediate or advanced guitar player
you’ll soon get to grips with it with a ‘one to one’
lesson with me.
The rhythm section…
Due to the 2 key changes it is a combination of ‘Bar’
chords and ‘open string’ chords. Which can be
challenging for some, but a reminder how ultimately
you want to be comfortable at ‘Bar’ chords, ‘open
string’ chords and the 3 note ‘triads’.
Not a member? No problem.
Click on this “Buy me a Coffee” link
to instantly download the ‘custom’ PDF Guitar
Tablature, and play along with this video
and Backing Tracks.
Learning and playing the melody
(instrumental) of tunes is essential for
practicing your scales & soloing
techniques, in an enjoyable, practical way!
When practicing chords, practice as many variations of the chord you can utilising all of the fretboard. Then very few
tunes will be difficult because you’ll have many choices in the way you can play any chord-It’s well worth the effort!
Any questions - just ask
Lead Gtr
Rhythm Gtr
(Welling. Kent)
07919 356980
John’s notes:
originally a clarinet tune written and performed
by the famous jazz musician Acker Bilk.
Here is a guitar arrangement which gves you
practice changing key (twice) and gentle ‘double
stops’.
If you are an intermediate or advanced guitar
player you’ll soon get to grips with it with a ‘one
to one’ lesson with me.
TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition available
to members:
Lesson Guide -
Strangers on the Shore
Gtr & Backing Track
Backing Track
Any questions - just ask
Learning and playing the melody (instrumental)
of tunes is essential for practicing your scales
& soloing techniques, in an enjoyable,
practical way!
The rhythm section…
Due to the 2 key changes it is a combination of
‘Bar’ chords and ‘open string’ chords. Which can
be challenging for some, but a reminder how
ultimately you want to be comfortable at ‘Bar’
chords, ‘open string’ chords and the 3 note
‘triads’.
When practicing chords, practice as many
variations of the chord you can utilising all of the
fretboard. Then very few tunes will be difficult
because you’ll have many choices in the way you
can play any chord-It’s well worth the effort!
Not a member? No problem.
to instantly download the ‘custom’ PDF Guitar Tablature and
play along with this video and Backing Tracks.
Rhythm Gtr
Lead Gtr