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Blues weekends   2 places in October available 2008.

Rod Sinclair Blues guitar tutor

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Blues Two weekend

 

 

 

On this weekend you will learn how to play some basic two note shuffles.
Some nice blues shuffles using double stops and a pedal note. Adding a bit more interest.
Some great blues turn-around's
Some sliding chord moves that sound very bluesy.
Some interesting Blues chords, 'less is more'.
How to improvise around those pentatonic scales plus some great chromatic ideas.
Chicago and Texas Blues rhythm playing.
Plenty of nice Blues licks to try out.
Open tunings for electric and acoustic slide playing.
Some old style rhythmic acoustic playing.
How to get started on slide playing
A great holiday break where you will join other like minded players for an excellent social and informative weekend.
Includes a course CD on completion.
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     Blues is our most popular residential guitar weekend break course and covers quite a broad spectrum of Blues styles including  Steve Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Peter Green, Robert Cray, Freddie King and Jimi Hendrix with their definitive electric blues sound, through the slide playing of Bonnie Rait, Elmore James and Ry Cooder to the rhythmic acoustic blues of Big Bill Broonzy and Blind Lemon.
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Dear Malcolm,

   I thought I would write to let you know how much I enjoyed the Blues Weekend I came on from 31st October to 2nd November 2003. Sorry it's such a belated letter, but events have overtaken me since I came up to see you. To say that the weekend gave me the impetus to go on to greater thing would be an understatement. It really improved my confidence, as well as my playing. This happened to such an extent that last Saturday, I actually stood up in front of around 50 - 60 people at our regular pub and did a ½ hour set of Shadows songs. I don't think that I would have had the nerve to do this if it hadn't been for the weekend, and the advice of Rod Sinclair. I now have to refine my playing as I have volunteered to do a set at a local charity function at the end of February in front of around 500 people. I am also now hoping to go and stand up and play at our local blues jamming nights in the near future.

   I don't think hat I could have progressed this much without the week-end. I am keeping an eye on your website, and hopefully we will be able to come up again this year, especially if you have any more of the Sunday afternoon workshops, which we both really enjoyed.

   All the best for 2004.     Tim Ryland.        More Comments

 

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