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  • jmcgannjmcgann Boston MA USANew
    Posts: 134
    Oh yeah, I wasn't in any way saying anything against Michael's fingerings. People who are new to the GUITAR in particular should certainly follow convention in order to get a grip (pun intended), but for the many players who come to the style already fluent in other styles, expolring the two fingered approach can lead to good things...
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    I've never heard Django play a note without commitment.
  • manoucheguitarsmanoucheguitars New MexicoNew
    Posts: 199
    Yeah I agree with that... it sure helped me to understand the chord forms that Django used and to understand the lead runs. It all made a lot more sense to me after I used just two fingers on a few things... then I used all my fingers but understood it more as a result. And I found many things easier just using two fingers... and it was FUN!
  • Posts: 56
    :D Received the book! :D

    It looks as if this is going to keep me busy for ages! I can already see where i've been going wrong learning by ear by scanning through it, so thanks Michael! Very much appreciated thanks for your effort in doing this book, i can see i'm going to love this.

    best regards,

    Ashley.
  • MichaelHorowitzMichaelHorowitz SeattleAdministrator
    Posts: 6,154
    Thanks Ashley.....glad you like it!

    -Michael
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