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Jon Paul Yerby - The Space Between
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The Space Between is where all the magic happens. Join me as we tackle all issues music and guitar related from technique and style to practice methodology and philosophy. Play on!
3 Most Common Fingerstyle Mistakes - Get Ahead of them NOW!
After 20 + years of teaching and 30 + years of playing I have noticed some common tendencies when guitarists start learning to play fingerstyle or classical. I am not seeing these things being discussed or remedied in an effective way on UA-cam, so hopefully this will help you get your plucking hand on the right track!
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Hammer-Ons and Pull-Offs Guitar Lesson
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Guitar Slurs, Also known as Hammer ons and Pull-offs require specific attention to technique. This video will teach you the proper technique and provide some highly effective exercises to help you improve.
How to Play "Solsbury Hill" on Guitar by Peter Gabriel | Acoustic Guitar Lesson Tutorial
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Solsbury Hill Guitar Lesson - Fingerstyle guitar technique tutorial for learning the intro to Solsbury Hill. I focus on the right hand picking pattern in this video. In-video sheet music/tabs so you know what to play.
Fleetwood Mac - Big Love - Guitar Technique Lesson
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Using @PaulDavids Amazing video on Fleetwood Mac's tune, Big Love, as a point of departure, in this video we examine effective practice techniques to develop the right hand for consistent and effortless fingerstyle playing. Paul Davids Big Love Video: ua-cam.com/video/5IKXUnmHbpw/v-deo.html
Jack Johnson Upside Down Strumming Pattern
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This is a quick breakdown of just the strumming patter in JJ's "Upside Down". It is a good song to practice if you are new to guitar and want to improve your syncopated strumming.
Torija by Federico Moreno Torroba
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#shorts The beautiful Elegy by F.M. Torroba (exerpt)
Torija by Federico Moreno Torroba - フェデリコ・モレーノ・トロバのトリハ
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#short 1 minute of the beautiful "Torija" by F. Moreno Torroba Guitar by Stephen Connor www.JonPaulYerby.com ua-cam.com/video/Uo3K5xyU_S8/v-deo.html
Nick Drake - Day is Done - Guitar Tutorial
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In this video I teach the introduction to Nick Drake's song, Day is Done. This song is in standard tuning with a capo at the 5th fret. Notation/Tabs: www.jonpaulyerby.com/uploads/9/1/4/1/9141275/dayisdone.pdf
Easy Classical Guitar in 30 minutes!
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Learn Tarrega's study in E minor in 30 minutes! This step by step guide will get you playing whether or not you have any fingerstyle experience or read music. Play it today!
Taylor 914ce V class - Working on some new material
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Idea for potential song/instrumental piece. Guitar - Taylor 914ce Grand Auditorium V class. Strings by StringJoy.
Right Hand Position Continued - Steel String Acoustic
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This is a follow up to my other Right Hand position video: ua-cam.com/video/7gnm5ERJ9No/v-deo.html How to position your right hand (plucking hand) for fingerstyle guitar playing on a steel-string acoustic guitar.
Right Hand Position for Classical and Fingerstyle Guitar
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Right Hand Position for Classical and Fingerstyle Guitar
Pink Moon by Nick Drake - Guitar Lesson
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Pink Moon by Nick Drake - Guitar Lesson
J.S. Bach - Prelude - 1st Cello Suite - BWV 1007
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J.S. Bach - Prelude - 1st Cello Suite - BWV 1007
Wayfaring Stranger - Guitar cover by Jon Yerby
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Wayfaring Stranger - Guitar cover by Jon Yerby
Guitar Guide: Waltz by Bartolomé Calatayud
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Guitar Guide: Waltz by Bartolomé Calatayud
Guitar Guide: Quasars by Michael Coghlan (b.1955)
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Guitar Guide: Quasars by Michael Coghlan (b.1955)
Guitar Guide - Danza by Carlo Domeniconi
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Guitar Guide - Danza by Carlo Domeniconi
I play the lead part an octave higher to give the guitar the illusion of the piano. It also sounds more "like the record". Also, I play it dynamically by digging into the verse chords and smoothly playing the chords on the second fret with feeling. Getting the strum correct on the chorus is near impossible since it is in like 5/4 to 7/4. Its all ear training at that point.
Holding it like a machine_gun? Is this classic?
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A good lesson presentation.
Thank You!
Exactly what I was looking for, someone show what the right hand is doing👍
do we adjust the tuning to CGCFCE after adding the capo to the second fret?
@@jonpaulyerby-thespacebetween thank you!
I like how you slowed it down for the intro picking pattern and fingering. It's a few months now that I've been learning Travis picking and using the thumb and fingers. I was only using my index for finger-picking easy songs like HEY THERE DELILAH but I was kicking myself for not practicing to learn to use my middle finger and ring finger for more fun songs like Train's MARRY ME and Kansas DUST IN THE WIND. So far after 2 months of practice using my index and middle finger, I am becoming very comfortable playing the songs. After searching to play SOLSBURY HILL on YT, I came upon your video and am ready to incorporate the ring finger. It's only a few days now and find it more of a struggle with the ring finger. But I find using the ring finger so necessary and gives the song such a sweet and melodic technique to the pattern and song. I've been playing for 25+ years but never took guitar-playing seriously until 2 years ago. I love your technique and how effortless you make the guitar sound. I practice every day for 1 - 2 hours just finger-picking for muscle memory and hopefully figure it all out. Any advice on how to get the ring finger to feel more comfortable like the other fingers or is it just a matter of practice slowly and accurately and then build up the speed till your comfortable.
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Thanks for sharing this tutorial for a Nick Drake classic. One smaller point: tone. As Josh Turner showed in a lengthy analysis of the Nick Drake sound, Nick was probably using very dead nickel strings that contribute a lot to the unique quality of his sound.
Genuine shame that this channel doesn’t have more views
can someone please just do the D and U like diagram cause i’m rly struggling to follow what ur doing
If you learn it without the Ds and Us eventually you'll be able to learn any strumming pattern just by hearing it. Even if it takes you a month of trying every day it will be worth it.
that was great
keep it up brother
Thanks man! @@subject_TOXIC
This the very best explanation of right hand left hand technique I have seen on UA-cam. I’m just beginning trying to play fingerpicking and it’s been a challenge to say the least. I love this song and aspire to play it.
Thank you, Steve, I hope the video helps you learn the tune! Let me know if you have any questions or requests.
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Great breakdown, thank you, subscribed !
ty u man great teach
My pleasure Emmanuel! Thinking of doing a part II to further explain things. Was there anything you felt I left out?
Someone asked me to back then on this tune, it would have taken me forever without ya. Thanks
Good stuff Jon! And thanks for the kind words :)
This is captivating! And *fabulous* instructions!! I could of kept watching and listening for who knows how long. I’m so curious about what the letters assigned to the fingers stand for.
Thanks Lani! P-I-M-A, the finger names come from the Spanish names for fingers - Indice, Medio, Anular, and Pulgar (thumb) Great question!
@@jonpaulyerby-thespacebetween Thank you Jon! I find it interesting that Spanish terms are used. Is it due to the classical nature of their guitar music? And is the little finger (menique) ever used? Obviously, I’m intrigued. 🤓
@@lanidelello7648 I think the Spanish names stuck because of the guitars Spanish origins and much of the early pedagogy came out of Spain. For the pinky we use (c) for chiquito!
😀Any chance there will be a Part II soon?! Such fun guitar strumming & melody! (This is my grandson’s request.😉)
I think its about time, thanks Lani!
Sounds so very lovely. I look forward to hearing you play this entire piece some day. 😊
Great job Jon!
I'm so glad I found this video. Thanks for the lesson 🙂
Thanks Jimmy! There is a second half to that tune, I need to post a video for it!
@Jon Paul Yerby - The Space Between That would be very much appreciated. When you get the time, of course.
you should do a lesson on three hours
thank you, for your clear explanations to your beautiful technique and playing
My Pleasure! Any video requests?
Hey Jon! Why not simply leave away the kapo and tune to DADGDF#?
I do not think this is the way Nick played it, just trying to stay true to his methods!
thanks! and congrats
To hear nick drake played with a pick not only hurts my ears, but annihilates my soul
So don’t use a pick.
thank you sosososo much !! :))) great video
My pleasure, thanks for watching! Pls subscribe for more videos!
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great video! would love to see that other video on this song too!
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Jon Paul, easily the best tutorial on Pink Moon I've found. I'm interested in how you figured out the tuning.
Great. I go online to learn this song and wow, 8 minutes is all it takes. THANK YOU for taking the time to share this. Edit: Now I realise this could actually take a while bcos it's really hard to get the timing of the voice to fit with the syncopated strum. Anyone else have this issue?
Glad you found it helpful! Any requests?
@@jonpaulyerby-thespacebetween how about "Been smoking too long" (also Nick Drake)? I reckon it's his bluesiest song.
Great lesson
I equate Nick Drake to Van Gogh... not real popular in their own time, but true masters of their craft leaving pure gold for future generations.
Well said!
my neighbors say thank you
1:06 tuning
thank you so much
My pleasure!
Great job 🚀🍻🤴
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Hi, I saw some players tilting right hand down to be perpendicularly to the strings just like in 5:00. I saw comments that were praising these players for playing in such a way, calling it "the old school tilted right hand technique". Could you elaborate on that? I don't know anymore what's right and what's wrong. Dropping down feel terrible to the wrist, at least now since I naturaly played with straight angle.
Hi Eryk! The right hand down and perpendicular to the strings is definitely considered "old school", you can see plenty of players like Segovia and his students using this perpendicular position. In one sense, "to each their own", we all have different shaped hands and arms, so it is expected to see a variety of right hand positions. That being said, one could also argue that turning the wrist down and to the right in this manner is obstructing the tendons from moving freely through the carpel tunnel. While this may never lead to injury, it has more potential for injury than a wrist that is kept more in line with the forearm. Second, the diagonal approach to the strings can produce a full and rich tone, and is much more common with today's players.
Love the tutorial, I hope that you make more!
thanks
Wow not saying there isn't real music but nothing like this as it's unique in its own way. Thanks alot sir
Nice
Thanks!
Good job.. congratulations
Thank you for the lesson, bless you 😊