11 resultat (0,15927 sekunder)

Visa alla filter

Märke

Butik

Pris (EUR)

Nollställ filter

Produkter
Från
Butiker

Stefan Grossman: Show Me The Way To Go Home (DVD)

Stefan Grossman: Show Me The Way To Go Home (DVD)

It doesn't get more fun than the tunes on this lesson! If you're comfortable playing an alternating bass then these arrangements will help you expand your technique. We start with the popular children's ring game Green, Green Rocky Road played in a dropped D tuning. The playing is loosely based on Dave Van Ronk's classic arrangement but we add more left hand movements. In the key of C we explore two songs I learnt from Rev. Gary Davis. Little Boy, Little Boy Who Made Your Britches has direct lineage in Piedmont children's rhymes. There's a Table Sitting in Heaven is a beautiful melodic gospel tune. We close our lesson with two humorous tunes made famous via Hollywood films. Show Me The Way To Go Home was the song sung in the film Jaws as the shark was closing in for the kill! It was written in 1925 and is a standard pub and bar song throughout the English Isles and the USA. For our last arrangement we go further back in time with the 1907 instrumental The Teddy Bears' Picnic. In 1932 Jimmy Kennedy added lyrics and this has become a well loved tune known throughout the world. All the tunes taught in this lesson are great to play at home, picnics and get-togethers.

SEK 302.00
1

Fingerpicking Guitar Exercises & Hot Licks (2 DVDs)

Fingerpicking Guitar Exercises & Hot Licks (2 DVDs)

I don't believe in doing dry and boring Guitar exercises. I like to practice different techniques and styles within the scope of a song arrangement. Fingerstyle blues and ragtime Guitar offers the student many interesting and challenging ideas that can help build up your fretboard knowledge and control of your left and right hands as well as learning some hot licks and grooves. In this double DVD lesson we will study and explore: • The Alternating Bass  • The Monotonic Bass  • Hammer-Ons & Pull-Offs  • The Cocaine Blues Exercise  • The Soldier's Drill Exercise  • Single String Runs  • Chord Fingerings  • The Syncopated Bass  • Stumble Bass Endings  • Rhythmic Licks  • Combining the Rhythmic Lick with Chordal Runs  • Counterpoint Lines and Melodies  • The Blues Vibrato in the Key of C  • Lonnie Johnson's Blues in the Key of D  • Mississippi John Hurt's Blues in the Key of E  • Delta Blues in the Key of E  • Lightnin' Hopkins' Blues in the Key of E  • Blues in the Key of A Each tune is taught phrase by phrase and played slowly on a split-screen. A detailed tab/music booklet is included as a PDF file on each DVD. The Bonus Audio sections include original recordings relating to the exercises.

SEK 383.00
1

How To Solo On The Ukulele

How To Solo On The Ukulele

Strumming chords to back up singing is fun, but there's more to the Ukulele than that! If you've seen Jake Shimabukuro or some other contemporary Uke wizards playing amazing instrumentals, you know the little 4-string jumping flea is capable of anything. If you'd like to learn how to play solos (with other people or by yourself), this lesson will show you several approaches to doing just that. You'll learn two moveable blues boxes, chord based licks, "Steve Cropper licks," first position and moveable major scales...and how and when to use them. These soloing ideas work for songs of just about any genre: rock, pop, blues, country, R&B, you-name-it! Fred takes you through all these techniques using diverse musical examples like Jamaica Farewell, Corrine Corrina, Feeling Alright, St. James Infirmary, Amazing Grace, Careless Love, Chilly Winds, Louie Louie and more. His easy-going instructional style makes it all clear and understandable, and all the scales, licks and many of the songs are written out in tab and music in the accompanying PDF file/book. Get together with other players and prepare to shred! 80 minutes - Level 3 - Detailed tab/music PDF file on the DVD. DVD is region 0, playable worldwide.

SEK 210.00
1

Understanding Chord Progressions For The Ukulele

Understanding Chord Progressions For The Ukulele

When you know how chord progressions work, it's much easier to learn new songs. When you understand a song's chord structure, you're not just memorizing letter names; in fact, you can play the tune in any key. Learning how songs are put together also develops your musical ear and enhances your appreciation of music in general. In this lesson, Fred Sokolow draws from several musical genres (rock, blues, jazz, pop and country) to illustrate many standard types of chord movement and song structures. You'll learn about chord families, the twelve bar blues, circle-of-fifths changes, diatonic chord movement and more. Along the way you'll learn how to play and comprehend the progressions of many classic tunes, including Stand By Me, I Got Rhythm, Your Cheatin' Heart, St. Louis Blues, Like A Rolling Stone, All Of Me, Alice's Restaurant, Five Foot Two, Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone and more. Fred's easy-going instructional style makes learning easy, and many of the musical ideas presented here are written out in tab and music or with diagrams. You're guaranteed to finally understand the circle of fifths, which motivates countless songs! 93 minutes - Level 2 - Detailed tab/music PDF file on the DVD. DVD is region 0, playable worldwide.

SEK 210.00
1

Pat Donohue: Stealin' From Chet

Pat Donohue: Stealin' From Chet

In this lesson Pat teaches five of his original tunes. Besides being great songs the arrangements offer the guitarist a panorama of techniques and styles. From the syncopated stumbling bass of Blind Blake to the sophisticated country alternating bass of Chet Atkins. From a swing jazz accompaniment to a blues with echoes of the Irish Washerwoman! There's lots of enjoyable and challenging guitar ideas that Pat explains and teaches phrase by phrase, followed by the arrangement played slowly on a split screen so that you can carefully study both his left and right hands. A detailed PDF tab/music booklet of the arrangements can be found on the DVD.

SEK 302.00
1

Tom Feldmann: The Slide Guitar Of Muddy Waters

Tom Feldmann: The Slide Guitar Of Muddy Waters

McKinley Morganfield, better known as Muddy Waters, grew up on Stovall Plantation near Clarksdale, MS where he learned to play Guitar in the regional style emulating local legends Son House and Robert Johnson. In 1941 and 1942 Muddy made his first recordings for Alan Lomax (Library of Congress) who came to Stovall to record various country blues musicians. These first recordings gave Muddy the confidence to move north to Chicago with the hopes of becoming a full time musician. He purchased his first electric guitar in 1944 and in only a few short years not only achieved his goal but became a major star recording hits like "I Can't Be Satisfied", "I Feel Like Going Home", "I Got My Mojo Working," "I Just Want to Make Love To You" and many more with his infamous band. This raw electric sound ushered in a new era of blues and Chicago, Chess Records, and Muddy Waters where the epicenter. In this lesson Tom Feldmann takes you through 6 of Muddy's staple slide tunes in Open G, Open D and Standard Tuning. Feldmann teaches each song slowly, phrase by phrase, making this a perfect lesson for those new to playing slide as well as the more seasoned players looking to get deeper into the mind and music of the great Muddy Waters. A detailed tab/music PDF file is included on the DVD.

SEK 302.00
1