If anyone is interested, National Guitar Workshop this summer will conduct a week-long "Beatles Boot Camp" seminar at two locations (Connecticut and Virginia) covering Beatles music.
www.guitarworkshop.com
NGW: Beatles Boot Camp
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I sat in on a few of the sessions (since it was next door to my class and I was getting a little bored anyway).
The instructor basically handed out chords/tabs of Beatle songs and had the class run through them once or twice.
Some analysis was done about why certain chords (or voicings) were used but not much.
Though a couple of the guitar players in the class were pretty good they were also very young and knew nothing about basic theory so a lot of the instructor's time was taken up with the basics of chord structure and scales.
The instructor basically handed out chords/tabs of Beatle songs and had the class run through them once or twice.
Some analysis was done about why certain chords (or voicings) were used but not much.
Though a couple of the guitar players in the class were pretty good they were also very young and knew nothing about basic theory so a lot of the instructor's time was taken up with the basics of chord structure and scales.
Speaking of chords, on 'Things We Said Today', most books have:
C ....................... C7
Someday when I'm lonely
Not so. Try this and you'll see it sounds much more like the record:
C ....................... C9
Someday when I'm lonely
C ....................... C7
Someday when I'm lonely
Not so. Try this and you'll see it sounds much more like the record:
C ....................... C9
Someday when I'm lonely
“The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.” ....H. L. Mencken
