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Video Question: Fingerpicking and Classical
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Date: January 5th, 2009 | Length: 2.98 | Instructor: Steve EulbergAnton30 asked "If I'm using a traditional fingerpicking style, what are some of the benefits of learning the classical method of guitar playing also?" Another benefit of being a member of JamPlay is the video response section. Our expert staff fields questions from our members and provides video responses each week.
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Strumming - February 11th, 2008 (2 minutes, 15 seconds)Erk1024 asks, "Hi, After trying out several other teaching web site, this is by far my favorite! When you are strumming up and down, do you turn your hand a little bit on the up-strums? It seems like my down strums are OK, but when I up-strum the pick seems like it wants to catch a little bit. It seems to work better with a thinner pick. Do you roll your hand a bit so the pick is at an angle to the strings, or do you always keep it perpendicular? Thanks! Eric" View ResponseModes - July 9th, 2008 (1 minutes, 12 seconds)john873 asks, "Lets say we are improvising in the key of G Dorian, I want to begin moving down the fretboard to get some higher notes. When i move up to the A Phrygian position do i continue to use G as my root note; or instead, do i switch to A?" View ResponseWarm Up Exercises, Acousitc or Electric Guitar - June 9th, 2008 (1 minutes, 90 seconds)mercenary asks, "Hey Dennis - Or other instructors - With your latest metal lesson set leeson where you show come cool awesome warm up techiniques - Can these also be applied to acoustic guitars as well? I generally play with both acoustic and an electric - and I prob assume they could be used also for electric guitars??? Thx" View ResponseMisfretting Chords - February 25th, 2008 (8 minutes, 20 seconds)Kevinengle2000 asks, "i cant hit the cords right i hit 2 strings on the freat board every time i don't know what i am doing wrong" View ResponsePlaying Guitar Left Handed - August 13th, 2007 (2 minutes, 20 seconds)Karl says "Do you teach guitar for lefties? If so where is on your website? thanks Karl." View Response