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How to Play Yesterday by The Beatles on classical guitar
Video Description: This version of Yesterday by The Beatles was arranged by Joe Washington from the book "The Beatles for Classical Guitar" ( C.1974 ). I play it on my 1986 Yamaha CG-150S Classical guitar. Enjoy!!! I have just created a new website with all my 50 guitar Related Article Subjects: acoustic, beatles, classical, fingerpicking, Guitar, mccartney
The Beatles: Rock Band More Songs Revealed Trailer
Harmonix reveals more classic songs coming to The Beatles Rock Band. Quite possibly the greatest videogame ever, maybe even bigger than... Beatles For Classical GuitarBy: Ricky Sharples | 07/05/2009 | MusicA review of the music book that took the guitar playing world by storm back in the seventies. The combination of the familiar tunes by The Beatles with the musical muscle of the classical guitar took acoustic guitar playing up several notches. Beatles Guitar Tabs For Acoustic FingerstyleBy: Ricky Sharples | 23/08/2009 | MusicThis article is a review of "Fingerpicking Beatles", a book of fingerstyle guitar solo arrangements of Beatles songs. There are many classical guitar style arrangements of these popular tunes but few have the appeal to beginners and experienced guitarists. If you have thought about starting off as a fingerstyle guitarist or wondered about including Beatles songs in your repertoire, read on. Play Popular Music On GuitarBy: Ricky Sharples | 16/05/2009 | MusicHere's an article that will help out with choosing a repertoire for when you get your guitar playing skills together. There are titles of popular songs and advice on technique and which artists are the mainstays of the amateur guitarist's play list. Electric Guitar StylesBy: Grant Bradshaw | 17/07/2009 | MusicA guide to the essential styles of guitar playing, from the '50s to the presentBy its very nature, the guitar is a rhythm instrument. Sure, it can be used to create vocal-like, single-note melodies and sizzling lead breaks, but more often it's found at the heart of the rhythm section, driving the progressions of your favorite rock and pop tunes. So, what does it take to be a good rhythm player? Well, the most obvious answer is to know a lot of chords...
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