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Music Camp 2009
Scott Pearson
Instrument -
Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar
Room 2
Friday & Saturday Morning -
8:30am - 10:00am
Friday & Saturday Afternoon
- 12:30pm - 2:00 pm
Sunday - 12:30pm - 2:00 pm
From the classic song “I’ve got rhythm, I’ve got music, Who could ask for
anything more!!!!” That statement could not be truer. This class will focus on
improving your techniques in playing bluegrass rhythm guitar. Often overlooked,
there is probably nothing more important than great rhythm in any band not
withstanding a bluegrass band. We will work with improving the right hand
strumming techniques from the classic boom chuck to the alternating picking
techniques used in some rhythm situations. There are many ways to play a chord
in the same position by just changing the right hand strumming/picking
techniques. The class will also focus on the left hand from working with classic
chord structures to incorporating classic bluegrass runs, lead in notes, moving
chords, and bass lines while playing rhythm. We will touch on when and when not
to use the capo. We will work on practicing techniques while promoting good
timing.
Students must be able to play chords and have basic knowledge of how to play a
guitar.
As
you are aware, this will be a class room setting, but I will work one-on-one as
much as I can during the camp. Feel free to bring a note pad, a pen and a
recording device.
Please bring a list of anything you want to learn or improve upon during this
class.
I am looking forward to seeing
you all there,
Scott Pearson
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