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Building Technique

Taught by: Bob Ross

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Master

Basic concepts for building technique

In this lesson we will explore some basic concepts to improve dexterity and overall technique on the guitar.

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Building Technique

In this lesson we will use basic concepts to build dexterity.

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4 finger exercise

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4 finger exercise alternating strings 1

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4 finger exercise alternating strings 2

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Bob Ross has become known as one of Cincinnati's favorite local jazz musicians with a knack for writing beautiful original...

beginner, intermediate, advanced, master

2017-01-03T17:07:44.113Z - Version 1.2

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