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Improvising on “June Apple,” Part 2: Improvisational Approaches

This lesson is part of the course Beginning Bluegrass and Old-Time Fiddle with Chad Manning.
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In the second part of this lesson, you’ll learn the B part of “June Apple” phrase by phrase, as well as the “Georgia shuffle” bowing pattern, which works well on the B part. You’ll also learn how to add drone strings to the A and B parts.
 
 
 
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Improvising on “June Apple”  
 
Improvising on “June Apple”  
 
Improvising on “June Apple,” Part 2: Improvisational Approaches
Improvising on “June Apple,” Part 2: Improvisational Approaches
 
In this lesson, Chad talks about his philosophy of improvising, including some advice from David Grisman. He shows you how he distills a tune, in this case “June Apple,” down to its most basic elements, so that you can start playing around with the rhythm, varying the melody, returning to the way you normally play the tune, etc. Chad also talks about the importance of listening to the musicians he’s playing with and reacting to them, and demonstrates how he reacts to the rhythms the guitar is playing.

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