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Summary: Learn how to practice a single string guitar exercise in this free video clip on musical instruments and music theory.
Brian Hudson is a professional songwriter in Austin, TX. He has toured and recorded with the Hudson's, a local folk band in Austin, for the past 6 years. Brian also teaches folk, jazz...read more
"Another variant on the chromatic finger exercises, for this one we're going to go...and the idea is that you want to have a fluidity when you move your hand position. So when you go from here to here, you don't want there to be any difference in the sound. So when you're setting your metronome tempo, you want to make sure that you're not going so fast that things sound different or things sound wonky when you move your hand. Let me get a metronome set here."
eHow Article: Single String Guitar Exercise
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