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REMEMBER : The left hand fingers are noted as follows :
the forefinger is called 1, the middle finger 2, the ring finger 3, and the little finger 4. Pick directions as follows : the
down-stroke (downwards) noted ^, and the up-stroke (upwards) noted v. These indications are placed between the range of
the standard musical notation and the Guitar tablature. |
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This blues is simple, since it is always the same musical sentence you move on the three bass strings. Nevertheless, watch the passage from forefinger to little finger (of the left hand) : you
should not slow down, sound must remain clear (think of
playing as close as possible to the fret, in case of doubt read the preliminary concepts again). |
RHYTHM OF THE BLUES
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STRAIGHT AND SHUFFLE BEAT
You can play this Blues into straight or shuffle tempo (it sounds better with a shuffle beat).
THEORY :
EXAMPLE :
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If you have doubts as for the accuracy of your rhythmic
interpretation, do not hesitate to consult the part entitled HOW TO PLAY THE RHYTHM of this method. |
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Have you noticed the simple structure of this A Blues ?
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