Fingerstyle Guitar with Martin Taylor: Playing 10ths

[@joenickerson8443]

the only problem being.. it’s not learned from a harmony standpoint, but from a shapes standpoint.. immediate transposition is only available through harmonic understanding.. but you are a very great master and I love everything you do, including your generosity in teaching everyone here.. bless you! 🎸😎

[@craigkeller]

That guitar has such a big warm voice! I love it.

[@michaelfioretti6656]

I was thinking the same thing !

[@ThePbird1]

Guliani has exercises in thirds, sixths and tenths, but not as chords. Worth a look. Thanks. Great lesson.

[@trevorbarrett6762]

great lesson and production, very useful information, thanks for sharing

[@kipponi]

Yes, with only two notes at once can play great melodies. Of course little mixing one bass note/two melody notes. I have one example: Henry Purcell Minuet in A-minor from 1600-century. And it is a dance. Beautiful melody is beautiful melody ha ha.

[@PierLim]

@Artistworks can I check if the tab comes along with “simpler” lessons such as this, or is it just for the full songs?

[@stephengoh5456]

Great tutorial! Thank you.

[@freddymclain]

lovely guitar...

[@deadzior]

That's intense.
Get it.

[@guneydaglar5841]

What a great lesson! Thanks a lot!

[@emlyngriffith5846]

Interesting. Paul McCartney uses this exercise in "Blackbird".

[@waxhead63]

Interesting in that it combines 2 scale modes from one key albeit an octave apart.. ionian + phrygian

[@jamestreanor4361]

G Major and B Phrygian.

[@iantaylor9782]

The 10th is nothing but the 3rd. Am I right.

[@bubblevest1544]

Yes, just an octave higher.

[@wadesharp11]

That took forever to teach😅cheers though