Irish Rhythm Guitar: Accompanying Celtic Tunes taught John Doyle

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Videolessons of ex-guitarist celtic band “Solas”, he shares some secrets accompany Irish tunes on an acoustic guitar in drop-d (6-string I – 0.72 mm). The lessons describe a number of melodies and explains how to be different to play them. John Doyle’s style includes strumming patterns, moving bass lines, palm damping, backbeats, accents and syncopations that drive a tune forward.

This exciting lesson shows both simple arrangements and complex rhythms, chord shapes and progressions to enable you to get a traditional band to really rock! Using dropped-D tuning, John teaches rhythmic accompaniments to reels, jigs, slip jigs and hornpipes. With John Williams playing the melodies on button accordion, he goes over each tune both slowly and up-to-speed, developing dynamic chord progressions and rhythmic flourishes as he goes. You’ll learn the accompaniments to more than a dozen great tunes:

Songs:

1. Crowley’s
2. The Mountain Road
3. Graig’s Pipes
4. The Gooseberry Bush
5. Gallagher’s Frolics & The Mist Covered Mountain
6. Langstrom’s Pony
7. Humours of Whiskey
8. Banks of Loch Gamhna
9. Return to Camden Town
10. The Fermoy Lasses
11. The Girl That Broke My Heart
12. Chief O’Neill’s Hornpipe