Music Articles
1: Timing: How To Dance Cha-Cha
Cha-Cha is like all modern music and is also a 4/4 beat. The 4 beats to the music makes it also have 4 steps to one bar of musik. The name Cha-Cha comes from the screaming sound of the fourth step, which has a characteristical Cha-Cha sound to it. You step to the side and close on this step, so with the drag of the foot that closes produces the sound.
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2: Masting The Use of Guitar Power Chords
Power Chords are an important aspect of playing lead guitar and lies somewhere between basic and intermediate guitar playing. Mostly used in classic rock music, power chords can be used in progressive, metal and other forms of rock music.
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3: Why Every Guitarist Should Use Guitar Backing Tracks
Guitar backing tracks are essential armory that every lead guitarist should have. Without it, it would be extremely difficult to play solos or lead guitar.If you have moved from the basic stage into the advanced stage then it doesn't mean that you are ready to play the solo or lead live on stage. There are many more aspects to playing a guitar solo and one of them is learning to play with guitar backing tracks.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-11 12:57:45 | Category: Music | Total views: 18 |
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4: Using the Tremolo Technique with Backing Tracks
Life couldn't be easier than this: You get guitar backing tracks for almost all the top rock, metal, blues and progressive music tracks. All you need to do is learn to focus and learn to play along with the guitar backing tracks.The guitar backing tracks are essential for practice because you can play just about anything or any type of lead. You can even conjure your own piece of work.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-10 23:13:58 | Category: Music | Total views: 23 |
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5: How to Improve Your Lead Guitar Playing by using Backing Tracks
Playing the lead or solo at a live gig is the greatest moment for any lead guitarist and the best way to be perfect is through playing with the help of guitar backing tracks. Whether you are interested in playing lead for classic Rock, heavy metal, hard rock, bluegrass, blues guitar or any other genre, you will not be able to achieve perfection without the guitar backing tracks.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-09 15:13:08 | Category: Music | Total views: 17 |
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6: Using Guitar Chord Inversions for Playing Rhythm Guitar
Chord inversions use diatonic chords and are important for playing lead guitar. There are several aspects of playing the rhythm guitar well and the mastery of using chord inversions is one of them.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-09 13:17:31 | Category: Music | Total views: 18 |
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7: What Are Guitar Chord Inversions - Tips for Playing Rhythm Guitar
Chord inversions use diatonic chords and are important for playing lead guitar. There are several aspects of playing the rhythm guitar well and the mastery of using chord inversions is one of them.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-09 12:34:32 | Category: Music | Total views: 15 |
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8: Use Guitar Backing Tracks to Improve Your Lead Playing
Playing the lead or solo at a live gig is the greatest moment for any lead guitarist and the best way to be perfect is through playing with the help of guitar backing tracks. Whether you are interested in playing lead for classic Rock, heavy metal, hard rock, bluegrass, blues guitar or any other genre, you will not be able to achieve perfection without the guitar backing tracks.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-09 11:48:00 | Category: Music | Total views: 20 |
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9: Great Music And Video Downloads For Your Portable Devices
Lightweight music devices like MP3s, iPods and even cellular phones have instantly gathered a large following from portable lovers. These kinds of devices have breezed through the market and it continues to gain momentum.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-09 11:07:08 | Category: Music | Total views: 21 |
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10: Understanding Major and Minor Scales for Lead Guitar
Why are you learning the guitar? The most obvious answer for aspiring lead guitarists would probably be to master the various scales and to play blazing solos on stage. Well! Playing the guitar is one thing and playing a lead guitar on stage in a live gig is another thing.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: 2008-04-08 22:04:44 | Category: Music | Total views: 20 |
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