"16th Note Subdivisions" Classical Guitar Lesson
- 13 years ago
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Detailed explanation of 16th note counting or "Rhythmic Code" played slowly with a metronome, right hand finger combinations of i-m, m-i, m-a, a-m, i-a & a-i designed to create balance of tone and strength for fingerstyle guitar playing. A great lesson for learing to count 16th notes while developing right hand technique for fingerstyle playing.
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https://jeffrey-thomas.com/tabs/guitar/rhythm-study/16th-note-subdivisions-classical-guitar/
Detailed explanation of 16th note counting or "Rhythmic Code" played slowly with a metronome, right hand finger combinations of i-m, m-i, m-a, a-m, i-a & a-i designed to create balance of tone and strength for fingerstyle guitar playing. A great lesson for learing to count 16th notes while developing right hand technique for fingerstyle playing.
Schedule your FREE Skype guitar lesson today:
https://jeffrey-thomas.com/skype-lessons/guitar/