FAST Bluegrass Picking Guitar Lesson... Blake Style! "Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine" | Traditional
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Part 1 of this 4-part lesson on the classic traditional fiddle tune “Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine”. This arrangement for guitar is based on the Norman Blake version and is a great intermediate level tune that combines crosspicking and lead playing elements into a rich instrumental played out of capo 3.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Performance
01:11 - Intro
02:33 - Measure 1
05:53 - Measure 2
08:50 - Measure 1-2 with Metronome
09:22 - Measure 3
10:40 - Measure 4
12:39 - Measure 3-4 with Metronome
13:14 - Measure 1-4 with Metronome
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Crazy great lesson. Thanks so much ❤
As usual, Brandon excels!!!!!
Excellent, Brandon. Thanks for all the effort you put into these videos, you really do a great job. I love Norman Blake's style. He doesn't get nearly as much love as he should, in terms of mainstream guitar conversation. A flatpicking and folk-and-bluegrass master, absolutely no doubting that at all. Such a rich body of work. Cheers, from NW England! :)
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Thanks for the lesson!!
Beautiful stuff, Brandon! Ludwig von Beethoven wrote his 3rd symphony, Heroica, in 1803 for Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France. At least initially, he was a big fan. Nice tune! Thanks.
Hello, is out there the second part of this lesson?
Isn't it typically in D?