A few notes on the key of D Minor & sign-off
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Laurence Juber
What's in the course
16 lessons (1h 6m) · 1 free
01. A few comments on tuning & theory
Free lesson6:11
02. Amazing Grace (lesson)
10:51
03. Amazing Grace (performance)
1:19
04. Greensleeves (lesson)
8:36
05. Greensleeves (performance)
1:12
06. Shebeg & Shemore (lesson)
6:53
07. Shebeg & Shemore (performance)
1:54
08. Wayfaring Stranger (lesson)
7:35
09. Wayfaring Stranger (performance)
2:36
10. Shenandoah (lesson)
5:34
11. Shenandoah (performance)
1:55
12. When The Saints Go Marching In (lesson)
3:47
13. When The Saints Go Marching In (performance)
0:43
14. Take Me Out To The Ballgame (lesson)
4:14
15. Take Me Out To The Ballgame (performance)
1:26
16. A few notes on the key of D Minor & sign-off
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Lesson transcript
DADGAD Explorations: Key of D Minor
Well, thank you for joining me on this journey through some DADGAD explorations.
Key of D Minor
We haven't actually, in this particular set of lessons, touched on the key of D minor. But I'm happy to tell you that if you explore some of my solo repertoire, you're going to find a number of pieces that use DADGAD in D minor.
Recommended Pieces
For example:
- Pass the Buck: This piece has proven to be quite popular.
- You can find material like this in my Folio books, Volume One and Volume Two.
- Additionally, you can find multiple other lessons from me in my other DVDs.
It's really been a pleasure to work here with you. You will find everything that you need in the tablature that is on the disc.
Questions?
If you have any questions, you can visit my website at lawrencetuber.com. There's a forum there where you can post questions, and I'll look forward to seeing you next time.
Thank you very much!
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Meet your guru
Meet your guru
Laurence Juber first became known as lead guitarist in Paul McCartney's band Wings. Since then he has built a career as a fingerstyle guitarist, composer and arranger, working largely in the DADGAD tuning that earned him the nickname 'the Duke of DADGAD'.
He has been voted Guitarist of the Year by readers of Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine and named among the top guitarists by Acoustic Guitar magazine, alongside a long list of solo albums and worldwide touring.
In his courses he teaches his fingerstyle technique and the DADGAD tuning he's known for, how to arrange melody, harmony and bass together for solo guitar, and the pieces - like his signature 'Wooden Horses' - that bring it all together.
