| Essential DADGAD For Beginners - VHS Video Two
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DADGAD is the kind of tuning that sparks the imagination. Put your fingers down on the fingerboard and suddenly a new musical world opens up. More and more guitarists are discovering the powerful harmonies and rich chord formations that become magically available in DADGAD, and this video is your logical next step in understanding and mastering this popular guitar tuning.
Artie Traum helps bring your guitar to life by showing you DADGAD applications in traditional mountain ballads, fingerstyle blues and contemporary songs. He starts out at a basic level, with the well known Appalachian song "East Virginia Blues". DADGAD tuning gives it that mysterious "model" sound, neither major nor minor, that characterizes so many wonderful songs in this genre.
The classical tune "KC Moan" and a haunting Skip James Blues move you firmly into "advanced beginner" territory with invaluable tips on fingerstyle technique and some exciting blues licks and progressions. Artie's original songs "Niagara" and "Serpa", feature more complex fingerpicking techniques and chord changes. To close the lesson, you'll learn how you can use DADGAD to discover new musical ideas on your own through experimentation with chord shapes, harmonies and progressions.
This video has a running time of 60 minutes.
This VHS video is in NTSC format, and will play only in U.S. and Canadian VCR's. "Essential DADGAD For Beginners - VHS Video Two" has a sales rank of 6694.
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