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Sight Reading for Guitar
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In this lesson, music teacher and guitarist Tone Viking explains basic music notation for guitarists, from the the notes on the staff to time signatures.
with Tone VikingIn this lesson, music teacher and guitarist Tone Viking explains basic music notation for guitarists, from the the notes on the staff to time signatures.
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In this lesson, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking presents these simple exercises on the E and B strings to promote sight reading skills on the guitar.
with Tone VikingIn this lesson, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking presents these simple exercises on the E and B strings to promote sight reading skills on the guitar.
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In this lesson, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking demonstrates these simple note reading exercises to promote sight reading on the G, D, A, and E strings.
with Tone VikingIn this lesson, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking demonstrates these simple note reading exercises to promote sight reading on the G, D, A, and E strings.
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In this lesson, music teacher and guitarist Tone Viking introduces the concepts of sharps and flats in music and explains how to decipher key signatures.
with Tone VikingIn this lesson, music teacher and guitarist Tone Viking introduces the concepts of sharps and flats in music and explains how to decipher key signatures.
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In this lesson on sight reading music, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking introduces music notation and explains how its values affect rhythm.
with Tone VikingIn this lesson on sight reading music, guitarist and music teacher Tone Viking introduces music notation and explains how its values affect rhythm.
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