Genre: Celtic/Irish Key: C Tuning: DADGAD Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by celtguitar, updated: 11/25/2011
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Notes: A melody by Turlough Carolan in Dadgad "G" position capo 5. My recording is on this site.
Genre: Bluegrass Style: Unknown/None Chosen Key: G Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by KI4PRK, updated: 8/20/2009
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Notes: Here's a transcription of some of the breaks to "Lady Hamlet", from "The Golden Guitar of Don Reno". Not a super difficult song, but there are a few stretches up on the first string, which you could avoid by going up the neck some (I prefer the stretches). An altogether haunting tune, IMHO. If anyone happens to know from where/when this tune comes from or who wrote it, please message me or comment on this tab; I am very interested!
Genre: Jazz/Blues Key: Cm Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by JamminDave, updated: 5/27/2013
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Notes: This lesson demonstrates interesting ways of creating a solo with a repetitive chord progression, and avoid making it boring by using the same chords over and over again. One way to do this is to play notes right out of the underlying chord (play the occasional chord arpeggio), take notes from the chord to create double stops, usually using 3rds and 5ths. These ideas I used playing through out the entire score, mostly last bar of each measure. You can also start by using the Pentatonic and then use minor scales or Dorian based scales from the MODES to create new ideas.
The Rhythm uses power chords(C5, F5, Ab5 and Bb5), but you can use Cm, Fm, Ab and Bb to give the heart of the score a complete minor sound. You can also use 7th chords, experiment a little.
Have fun : Capt. David K. Keyser ; Keyser Music Publication (c) 2005
Genre: Pop Style: Unknown/None Chosen Key: G Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by GuitarTom2, updated: 8/27/2009
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Notes: This is arranged in "Chord-Melody" Style, where the highest pitched note of each chord is the melody note. You can also play melody only by ignoring underlying chords and playing top notes all the way through.
Genre: Bluegrass Key: C Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by Kallesandria, updated: 1/17/2011
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Genre: Bluegrass Key: G Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by Jethro Aberdeen, updated: 1/2/2011
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Notes: Old Gospel Bluegrass favourite, this is the solo part for the verse
Genre: Jazz/Blues Key: G Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by GuitarTom2, updated: 12/6/2009
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Notes: www.banjotom2.com
Genre: Other Key: D Tuning: DADGAD Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by JamminDave, updated: 5/27/2013
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Genre: Other Style: Unknown/None Chosen Key: D Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by GuitarTom2, updated: 8/28/2009 - 1 Member Comments
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Notes: Verse-melody and lead section with back-up...
Genre: Bluegrass Key: G Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by Michaelgunter, updated: 7/2/2012
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Genre: Bluegrass Key: A Tuning: EADGBE (Standard) Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by lgranch, updated: 10/30/2011
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Notes: Written in G but capo at 2 for A.
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