TECHNIQUE

Lessons about Guitar Technique

Picking Hand	Banjo Rolls	A lesson on the basic of Banjo Rolls
Fretting Hand	Bending 1	How to bend ONE string
Fretting Hand	Bending 2	How to bend ONE string in a Double Stop
Fretting Hand	Bending 3	How to bend TWO strings in a Double Stop
Fretting Hand	Vibrato	How to play vibrato

Banjo Rolls

BENDING TECHNIQUE: Part 1

BENDING TECHNIQUE: Part 2

BACKING TRACK

BACKING TRACK CHARL

Below you’ll find a couple of diagrams to help you ‘visualizing’ the two shapes I talk about in the video.

Just to avoid any confusion let me clarify that I called them ‘Pos A’ and ‘Pos B’ only to keep things simple. These names don’t have anything to do with the CAGED system or the chords played. They are simply ‘names’. I could have called them ‘Position JESSICA’ and ‘Position CLAIRE’ for that matter but I went for the more conventional ‘Pos A’ and ‘Pos B’… I hope this explains it.. It’s simple! 🙂

D chord in Position A (A shape): D chord is the name of the chord, ‘Position A’ is the name I used to refer to this shape, A shape refers to the CAGED system in case you’re familiar with it..

A chord in Position B (E shape): A chord is the name of the chord, ‘Position B’ is the name I used to refer to this shape, E shape refers to the CAGED system in case you’re familiar with it..