| Here is a free acoustic guitar lesson to
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| | top two strings again. When you've
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| help you improve your guitar playing
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| | practiced the acoustic guitar lesson
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| skills quickly. This guitar learning
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| | above a few times, it will become second
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| techique will teach you how to fingerpick
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| | nature to you to pluck this Latin rhythm.
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| folk-style, but in a Latin rhythm in the
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| | Your next part of this acoustic guitar
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| key of A. This Latin rhythm has eight
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| | lesson is to try the same finger picking
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| quick beats to the measure, and is
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| | pattern using an E chord. Since the open
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| accented on the first, the fourth, and
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| | sixth string is your bass note, you'll
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| the seventh beats. This guitar lesson
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| | pluck it on beat one. Follow through with
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| will focus on using your right hand, and
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| | the rest of the measure in the same
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| your thumb will play the accented beats.
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| | pattern, except your thumb plucks the
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| Your fingers will follow. Finger number
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| | fifth string on beat four and the fourth
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| one, the index finger, is to pluck the
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| | string on beat seven. When you've
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| third string on beats two, five, and
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| | mastered the E chord the acoustic guitar
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| eight, and fingers two and three will
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| | lesson moves on to the D chord. With D,
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| pluck the second and first strings
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| | you can just use the fourth string for
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| together on beats three and six. In the
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| | your thumb-plucked bass note each time.
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| following acoustic guitar lesson, you
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| | Acoustic Guitar Lesson Tip: Here's a fast
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| will chord an A for the first sample. To
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| | acoustic guitar lesson secret for making
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| keep it simple, let's take the beats one
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| | the above finger-picking style of guitar
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| at a time... Acoustic Guitar Lesson - 7
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| | playing a little fancier. Chord an A.
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| Steps to Chord an A: 1) First, the thumb
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| | Here's how... When you pluck the fourth
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| plucks the open A string for a bass note.
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| | beat of the measure lift your chording
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| 2) Next, finger one plucks the third
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| | finger - it's the ring finger on your
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| string, which is sounding an A. 3) Then
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| | left hand. Lift it and then press it
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| fingers two and three pluck strings two
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| | while plucking. You'll get a little slur
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| and one together. These two notes will be
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| | at the start of the note. This sounds
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| a C-sharp and the open top E string. 4)
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| | great when you build speed up. Try the
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| Now the thumb immediately plucks string
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| | same little trick when playing the key of
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| four, which is an E and works as an
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| | E, too. It will be finger two that you
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| alternate bass string. That's beat 4. 5)
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| | will be lifting. Finally in this free
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| Now beat five is just like beat two, with
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| | acoustic guitar lesson for you, put
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| finger one plucking string three. 6) Beat
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| | everything together in a chord sequence.
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| six is just like beat three, with fingers
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| | Play A for two measures, then D for two
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| two and three plucking the top two
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| | measures. Play E for two measures, then
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| strings. 7) On beat seven, use the thumb
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| | back to D for two measures, then A to
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| to pluck the third string, then finish up
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| | finish up.
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| with fingers two and three plucking the
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