I've been working through this fingerstyle book I picked up at my local library. I never would have guessed just how simple and yet so complicated finger style could be. Even more than that, I never would have guessed how much I would enjoy learning the style.
The book seems to me to be very basic with easy to understand instruction. Yet the compositions the author created for the exercises are quite lovely. What's more, I've discovered chords beyond the first four frets. Always exciting.
Perhaps I'll need to figure out how to record one of the compositions and post it here.
Labels: fingerstyle, growth
Why didn't anyone tell me that finger picking isn't nearly as complicated as it looks (though still complicated enough to do it right)?
First pentatonic scales and now finger picking. Amish Guitar is expanding his repertoire.
More to follow.
Labels: fingerstyle, guitar, music
