
Lesson 1. Many A Thing I Saw
Jenn Butterworth gives a brief introduction to the course before covering the D Major scale and then the tune “Many A Thing I Saw”. This Post is only available to subscribed
The Intermediate Trad Guitar: Melodies & Chords course is aimed for the guitar player who is familiar with common chords, but willing to learn new ones.
Five melodies are taught and and different chord options are suggested that form the basis of accompanying many other tunes.
This course is a good follow up to the “Next Steps for Guitarists” course.
Jenn Butterworth is one of the most notable folk guitarists in the UK acoustic music scene. She currently holds the title ‘Musician of the Year’ from the Scots Trad Music Awards, and was nominated for the same title in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. She has been a key member of a range of high profile folk music projects, including Ross Ainslie and Ali Hutton’s SYMBIOSIS Big Band, award winning folk powerhouse Kinnaris Quintet, and recently a member of folk supergroup ‘Songs of Separation’ involving an array of prominent folk artists including Eliza Carthy, Lady Maisery and Karine Polwart.
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Jenn Butterworth gives a brief introduction to the course before covering the D Major scale and then the tune “Many A Thing I Saw”. This Post is only available to subscribed
Jenn’s second lesson in her series looks in great detail at the jig Miss Campbell of Sheerness; a great tune in the key of E Minor. This Post is only
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