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Fingerstyle Jigs: “Will You Come Home With Me,” Part 1: Melody

This lesson is part of the course Celtic Guitar with Tony McManus.
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Learn to play reels, jigs, airs, and other traditional forms, both fingerstyle and with a flatpick. Celtic guitar master Tony McManus walks you through melodies and shows you how to bring tunes to life with the ornamentation that defines Irish and Scottish traditional music.
 
 
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DADGAD tuning is associated with Celtic guitar more than any other tuning. In this lesson, Tony talks about how the tuning originated, how to get into DADGAD, and what you can do with it. Tony uses DADGAD to play jigs, reels, airs, etc., and he demonstrates how the whole step between the second string A and third string G makes it easy to play melodies across the strings, for a harp-like sound. He shows you a D major scale played in such a way that no string is played twice in a row: every note of the scale rings into the next note. He even shows you how you can play a Bb major scale in the same way.
 
 
 
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Fingerstyle Jigs: “Will You Come Home with Me”  
 
Fingerstyle Jigs: “Will You Come Home with Me”  
 
Fingerstyle Jigs: “Will You Come Home With Me,” Part 1: Melody
Fingerstyle Jigs: “Will You Come Home With Me,” Part 1: Melody
 
“Will You Come Home to Me” is an Irish jig that you’ll learn to play in DADGAD tuning. Tony reminds you how to get into DADGAD and then plays the tune through, first just the melody and then with bass notes and chords. Then he starts taking the melody apart, slowly, showing you how the melody works played across the strings, as well as the ornaments he adds. You’ll learn the melody to both parts of “Will You Come Home to Me” in this video.

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