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Summary: Learn about the chart of the Flintstones theme in jazz guitar in this free jazz guitar video.
John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now. He has played with countless musicians over the years, and in bands ranging from classical ensembles to...read more
" Hi! My name is John Armstrong with expertvillage.com. I am a professional guitar instructor and today we will be discussing intermediate jazz guitar. Okay, next I would like to discuss the concept of 1st and 2nd endings. If you notice, if you take a look at this chart here, it starts off we have a repeat symbol right at the beginning. We go to the 1st 8 measures, and it brings us to another repeat symbol. Basically that 2 measure phrase over and over 4 times. You see this #1 in brackets here over that repeat symbol; well that is ending # 1; upon completion of that ending, it will take you back to the beginning and you will play through the second time, skipping ending #1, and just playing ending #2. So here it is right here. Starting from the beginning. I'll play endings #1 and #2...2 3 4. Second measure... that was the 4th... Here's my ending #1; it's the same thing. Back to the beginning. Now I am going to skip ending #1, and play ending #2, 2 measures of B Flat, major 7."
eHow Article: Learning the Chart of The Flintstones Theme in Jazz Guitar
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