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    The document provides guitar practice exercises and songs. It recommends practicing melodies slowly and increasing speed gradually. When practicing chords, it suggests being careful to play the correct number of strings and strum each chord for every beat without hesitation between changes. London Bridge is Falling Down and Skip To My Lou are included as songs to practice. Additional third string exercises are presented to build finger dexterity playing individual notes and changing strings in rhythm.

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    The document provides guitar practice exercises and songs. It recommends practicing melodies slowly and increasing speed gradually. When practicing chords, it suggests being careful to play the correct number of strings and strum each chord for every beat without hesitation between changes. London Bridge is Falling Down and Skip To My Lou are included as songs to practice. Additional third string exercises are presented to build finger dexterity playing individual notes and changing strings in rhythm.

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    London Bridge Is Falling Down: SESSION 2 Bonus Resources

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    The document provides guitar practice exercises and songs. It recommends practicing melodies slowly and increasing speed gradually. When practicing chords, it suggests being careful to play the correct number of strings and strum each chord for every beat without hesitation between changes. London Bridge is Falling Down and Skip To My Lou are included as songs to practice. Additional third string exercises are presented to build finger dexterity playing individual notes and changing strings in rhythm.

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    SESSION 2 Bonus Resources

    Practice playing the single note melody. Start slowly and increase your tempo gradually trying to play the song in a
    smooth steady rhythm. When practicing the chords, be careful to play the correct number of strings for each chord.
    Strum the chord for each beat. Try not to hesitate between chord changes.

    London Bridge is Falling Down


    Anonymous (first published 1744)

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    Learn and Master Guitar with Steve Krenz

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    www.LearnAndMasterGuitar.com/resources

    SESSION 2 Bonus Resources

    Practice playing the single note melody. Start slowly and increase your tempo gradually trying to play the song in a
    smooth steady rhythm. When practicing the chords, be careful to play the correct number of strings for each chord.
    Strum the chord for each beat. Try not to hesitate between chord changes.

    Skip To My Lou
    Anonymous (first published 1844)

    Public Domain
    Learn and Master Guitar with Steve Krenz

    19

    www.LearnAndMasterGuitar.com/resources

    SESSION 3 Bonus Resources

    Third String Exercises


    Play each exercise using the correct finger for each note. Begin slowly, gradually increasing your speed. Remember
    to use a proper balanced hand position. There should be a little bit of air space between your fretting hand palm and
    the bottom of the guitar neck.

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    SESSION 3 Bonus Resources

    More Third String Exercises


    Play each exercise using the correct finger for each note. Begin slowly, gradually increasing your speed. Watch your
    rhythms carefully. Play in a slow and steady rhythm. Try not to hesitate when changing between notes on different
    strings.

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