Classical Guitar Lesson #6: Arpeggios

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Lutemann
January 04, 2007

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Book 1: "The First 30 Days of Instruction". $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. The student will learn eight notes in the open position on the 3rd, 4th and 2nd stings, and a handful of simple rhythms -- all pieces and exercises are played with P stoke only.

Book 2: "The Next 30 Days of Instruction". $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. Rests, ties, the division of the beat and eight new notes -- E, F, G on the 1st string and the open 5th and 6th strings - are covered in this volume. The rest stroke with 'i' and 'm' is introduced . A few solos are included.

Book 3: " Bass Notes". $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. Since reading ledger line notes is difficult for beginning students , I devote a whole volume to learning B and C on the 5th string and F and G on the 6th string. Many solos are included.

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Book 5: "Arpeggios". $9.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling.
Contains pieces based on the most important arpeggio patterns including five tremolo pieces. There is also a complete section on playing ragtime guitar along with first position versions of Leyenda, Recuerdos De La Alhambra, Malaguena and a tremolo version of Romanza. This books brings you right up to the intermediate level.

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Video description: I demonstrate pim, pimi,pima, and pimami arpeggions on the guitar. To see all ten lessons do a search for: classical guitar lessons murdick. To hear Kent Murdick play, go to http://members.aol.com/lutemann/NO.mp3

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gimpyboy1 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide

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What an ugly technic. You are teaching unneeded movments which only cost you time ...

bagabagspapabisaya (1 month ago) Show Hide

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u didnt answer back,,loser!!! lol

mateuszlaw (3 months ago) Show Hide

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I think the video is very useful! Could you please tell me what should bo going on with "m" finger in "p i a" combination?

mateuszlaw (3 months ago) Show Hide

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Very useful. much more confidence in my right hand now!

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Lutemann (5 months ago) Show Hide

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Segovia had short nails.

SoullessOpeth (5 months ago) Show Hide

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I mean people who play with absolutely NO nails. Segovia had his nails just a bit passing his finger tips, but what am I arguing. Every teacher at my institute has long nails and they play absolutely well. Waste of time :D

tipsjr (3 months ago) Show Hide

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wow you told him

googenshlagen (8 months ago) Show Hide

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The right technique?

Hmmm....

GuitarSpeller (8 months ago) Show Hide

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Thanks for posting this. Great video. What kind of motion would you do for an i-m-a-m-i (lets say on the top three strings or on just one string)? I think the interesting point is the a-m where the fingers reverse their order of play.

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