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11-28-2009, 03:14 PM
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 Silent Night - Free Lesson Video for my Simple Arrangement If you play guitar, chances are that someone will ask you to play something festive this holiday season. I uploaded this video for my students at Seattle University who are about to go on their winter break, but I thought others may be interested in learning my simple chord/melody arrangement to "Silent Night" YouTube - How to Play "Silent Night" on Guitar: Susan Palmer's Chord/Melody Arrangement Cheers! Susan Palmer Author of "The Guitar Lesson Companion" Free Lessons & More: The Guitar Lesson Companion - Home - Guitar Method Book for Students Taking Guitar Lessons     |
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11-29-2009, 02:18 PM
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 Thanks, if you dig this, you may be interested in trying a free sample from my book, "The Guitar Lesson Companion." The book was designed for students who are taking guitar lessons, but there is a support group and lesson videos for folks who are not able to take lessons right now. It covers all the old school fundamentals, but it sounds a lot better than the other method books out there. It's used by teachers and students all over the world, including a professor at Berklee School of Music. The Guitar Lesson Companion - Free Lessons - Videos Teach Music Fundamentals to Guitarists |
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