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In this MicroLesson (ML057) you’ll learn how to strum 3 classic rhythms on guitar. Blues, bluegrass, and folk. Don’t get too caught up in the labels of the patterns (I had to call them something) – you can use these techniques in just about anything.
3 Classic Guitar Rhythms
Video Tablature Breakdown
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Great concise lesson! Regards to Arlo!
I must say that sweet old Martin would love some OPEN D blues, with or without slide -))
More Micro Lessons. More Arlo.
Ron
Thanks, great stuff again. I do play more rhythms than leads. More rhythms would be cool.
What a great Microlesson starring Arlo! The rhythm variations over the same chord progression is just what the doctor ordered for me, I feel like I have to work on that! Thank you, Brian, I think those short rhythm lessons are very much needed. I also really like the
music room background you show us in the Microlessons, it feels so cozy, I would just want to play there all day 😉 The Arlo shot at the end was priceless 🙂
Great micro lesson on strum patterns. I always enjoy these micro lessons. Thanks Brian
Ray P
Great rhythm lesson, I would love to see more micro lessons like this.. helps me break away from familiar strumming patterns – cheers Brian!
Great lesson especially for newcomers. Wouldn’t mind more of the same.
Brian ,These rhythm style lessons are great ! Perfect timing. Last week I was working on EP 146
Thanks Dan
Nice rhythm lesson Brian. Arlo is too cool! Our 15 yr old Dachshund Harley still comes and listens until he nods off. I remember you used to have a cat that liked your music too.
My pug, Dojo, is snoozing and snorting at my feet as I play through this lesson.
Great to see Arlo featuring again.
Really good reminder lesson on thigs I neglect.
Hi Brian, love this lesson. It was very useful.
Just learning to play guitar, my biggest challenge is playing a song by myself and sounding good. Never could figure out a strumming pattern to use that is pleasing to the ears.
I’ll experiment with these. Thank much, keep up the good works.
Brian
I just got a chance to look at ML057 and really liked it! I am a level 4 out 10 player at 78 , but I like to learn and this lesson taught a number of thing. Particularly when you said that the Barre looks like a Capo1 Hadn’t thought about it that way,,,so keep these lessons coming. I look and try nearly every one. I play my Fender and my Taylor 414, but pick up the acoustic as it is easier to just grab and go. Thanks
Best regards
Dick Crowe (Long time member)