MCGUINN'S ROGER, BASIC FOLK GUITAR, easy arrangements for traditional favorites from the folk Den. TAB. DVD
Series: Homespun Tapes
Publisher: Homespun Video
Medium: DVD
Artist: Roger McGuinn
Roger McGuinn brings his love of folk guitar to novice and intermediate players, providing a solid repertoire of a dozen classic songs and the basic techniques needed to play them. The songs he teaches are part of the backbone of the American folk music tradition. They include sea chanteys, ballads, blues, spirituals and cowboy songs, plus McGuinn originals such as -Gate of Horn and the Byrds' hit, -Chestnut Mare,- which Roger demonstrates on his Martin 12-string for a more authentic Byrds sound.
75-MIN. DVD or VIDEO LEVEL 2
DISPONIBILE ANCHE IN VIDEOCASSETTA €19,98
Roger McGuinn brings his love of folk guitar to novice and intermediate players, providing a solid repertoire of classic songs as well as the basic techniques needed to play them. Putting his trademark 12-string guitar aside, he uses a six-string acoustic to show you the chord progressions, bass runs, and special licks that make his arrangements distinctive. You’ll be able to use either standard fingerpicking or Roger’s flatpick-and-fingers approach to make these songs come to life.
The sea chanteys, ballads, blues, spirituals and cowboy songs you’ll be learning are part of the backbone of the American folk music tradition, and they are great fun to learn and sing. You’ll also be playing McGuinn originals such as “Gate of Horn,” “May the Road Rise to Meet You,” and the Byrds’ hit, “Chestnut Mare,” which Roger demonstrates on his Martin 12-string for a more authentic Byrds sound.
By the end of this lesson you’ll be playing these great classic folk songs: “Off to Sea Once More,” “Buffalo Skinners,” “Spanish is the Loving Tongue,” “The Water is Wide,” “East Virginia,” “Delia’s Gone,” “Wayfaring Stranger,” “All My Trials” and “Long Time Man.”
Chapters
Intro to the Folk Den
Tuning Up
“Off To Sea Once More”
“Off To Sea Once More”-Broken Down
“The Water is Wide”
“The Water is Wide”-Broken Down
“Buffalo Skinners” Explained
“Buffalo Skinners” Played
“Buffalo Skinners”-Broken Down
“Spanish is the Loving Tongue”
“East Virginia”
“East Virginia”-Broken Down
“East Virginia”-Right Hand Pattern
“Delia's Gone”
“Delia's Gone”-Broken Down
“Wayfaring Stranger”
“Wayfaring Stranger”-Broken Down
“All My Trials”
“All My Trials”-Broken Down
“May The Road Rise to Meed You”
“May The Road Rise to Meed You”-Broken Down
“The Gate Of Horn”
Italiano
English
