4 Nylon
5 Steel string
7 Electric
I want more gear. Lol. It all inspires me in different ways.
4 Nylon
As the others have stated, well done Graham. I particularly enjoyed the mystery moving black chair, behind you, while you were playing SI SI RE. I may be wrong here, but I suspect it may have been one of your children, who did not get the memo, that dad is recording his piece. All the same, fun to watch.Graham Gaya wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 6:38 pmHere are my submissions for Lesson 3, thank you for taking the time to review
GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) I can relateChristopher Langley wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 2:01 pm4 Nylon
5 Steel string
7 Electric
I want more gear. Lol. It all inspires me in different ways.
Well done sir! Are you a "true" beginner of did you play some guitar before getting into these lessons?Graham Gaya wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 6:38 pmHere are my submissions for Lesson 3, thank you for taking the time to review
Thank you James, will continue working on hitting the notes right to minimize the buzzing.James A. Showalter wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 10:25 pmVery smooth work Graham. Outside of a couple of fretting buzzing moments it's perfect.
James
Fine effort Robert. Happy to see you are sticking around. My only observation would be on Lo Nous, your right hand thumb position is a bit off. If you google "right hand thumb position for classical guitar," you find an excellent YouTube video from Bradford Werner that explains this. Hopefully it helps.Robert Drechsler wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 5:46 pm2 Weeks out of country and no guitar with me.... and after all there was leccion 5after i saw all your submission, i was quit motivated to go on. I know there is much room to improve on my submissions but lets keep on
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Well done Ian. You were particularly charismatic on Lo Nous.