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    Cool Video Guitar Lesson 11-14-10 - Subdivision of Time for Rhythm Guitar

    This is the first lesson in this series on Rhythm Guitar In this lesson we are discussing how to feel and subdivide time while you are strumming chords. There will be 3 more lessons in this series, one on each on strumming eighth notes, triplets and 16th notes with backing tracks and more playing examples:

    http://markweinguitarlessons.com/for...-Rhythm-Guitar

    Also, if you missed it I've organized most of my lessons into working order so that its easier to work through the material in a more constructive manner: http://markweinguitarlessons.com/for...s-on-this-site.

    Have fun!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mark wein
    This is the first lesson in this series on Rhythm Guitar In this lesson we are discussing how to feel and subdivide time while you are strumming chords. There will be 3 more lessons in this series, one on each on strumming eighth notes, triplets and 16th notes with backing tracks and more playing examples:

    http://markweinguitarlessons.com/for...-Rhythm-Guitar

    Also, if you missed it I've organized most of my lessons into working order so that its easier to work through the material in a more constructive manner: http://markweinguitarlessons.com/for...s-on-this-site.

    Have fun!
    Thanks Mark.

    By the way, I'm really lovin your site! Some great lessons on there....thanks!
    Cheers
    Fretz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fretz
    Thanks Mark.

    By the way, I'm really lovin your site! Some great lessons on there....thanks!
    Thanks!

    One nice thing is that I have a couple of other folks contributing lessons now so there is a bunch of new stuff every week....

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    Thanks Mark for doing it and sharing it over here. Good, useful stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Thanks Mark for doing it and sharing it over here. Good, useful stuff.
    No problem....we have a bunch of the same folks on both forums and Robert shares his lessons at my place, too...

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