What's New: Accompaniment Study 2

In this lesson you'll learn the basics of 12 Bar Blues and how to play the most important note of each chord... the root note. This lesson brings your first study song, "I Want You With Me," a shuffle in the key of E with vocals and guitar solos for you to play under as well as two solo sections where we apply choruses from your Tongue Blocking Study 2 study song, "Temperature." Make sure to use this opportunity to memorize your C Harmonica and the root notes of our three chords in 2nd Position.

Videos include: Section 1 – Root Notes for 12 Bar Blues: Introduction to Accompaniment Playing Study 2;
12 Bar Blues & Root Notes; Example 1.9 – Long-Held Root Notes; Example 1.10 – Charleston Rhythm; Example 1.11 – Lower Octave for IV (C) and V Chords (D); Example 1.12 – Longer Hold for V-IV-I and Turnaround; Example 1.13 – Octave Jumps for V-IV-I and Turnaround; Example 1.14 – Shake for V-IV-I and Ascending Turnaround; Example 1.15 – Slow Blues with Quick Change; Section 2 - Accompaniment Study 2, Study Song: “I Want You With Me” Study Song Explained; “I Want You With Me” Study Song Played; Closing Comments to Accompaniment Playing Study 2