DVD Celtic Instrumentals For Fingerstyle Guitar 1 DADGAD Tuning

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"The only Learn Guitar DVD you need to learn how to play guitar."

Learn Guitar DVD set complete with detailed instructions plus a great accompanying book, jam along CDs and Lessons with a built in structure that prevents wasting time so you can learn very quickly.

Made by a Telly award winner in education and a pro guitarist who played in various symphonies and performed with Grammy winning artists like Donna Summer, The Fifth Dimension, Israel Houghton, and Tommy Sims (producer, renowned bass player for Bruce Springsteen and co-writer of Eric Clapton's Grammy-winning song "Change the World"), the guitars lessons in the DVDs are by far the best in the world.

If you've been held back for too long, now is the time to move to the next level and play the guitar like you've never played before. Check it out now!

Learn to play in DADGAD, the popular guitar tuning that gives many Celtic and British Isles instrumentals their special beauty and power. Al Petteway shows you how to play exquisite arrangements using droning bass notes, slides, bends, trills and other guitar tricks to imitate the haunting sounds of harps and pipes.

This wonderful lesson by one of today’s most admired fingerstyle players is filled with invaluable insights into playing in Celtic style, from strongly syncopated rhythm strokes to the ringing, harp-like sounds of “cross-string” picking. You’ll learn to locate the notes and chords in DADGAD, and how to use the capo to utilize open strings in different keys. Al explains how to play the modal scales that feature strongly in this kind of music, which allow you to improvise within the genre, and he provides important exercises for gaining maximum fluidity in all of your guitar playing.

Best of all, you’ll learn to take traditional tunes and make them unique to your own style and abilities. Al teaches five beautiful pieces from his vast repertoire including “Sligo Creek,” “Rise Up My Love,” “New Year’s Day,” “On Christmas Night” (a medley) and “Chesapeake.”

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