Two of Us, Part 1

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Learn to play fingerstyle guitar, from traditional Travis-picking tunes to arrangements of contemporary fingerstyle tunes, song accompaniment and more, with acclaimed performer, teacher, and entertainer Stevie Coyle.

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While My Guitar Gently Weeps

The Beatles’ classic “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” makes a great fingerstyle guitar piece. In this lesson, Stevie shows you how to get an alternating bass going (Travis style) and then find the melody on the treble strings. Learn the infectious signature melody and bass line that start the verse in Part 1.

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Two of Us

Two of Us, Part 1

Two of Us, Part 2

Two of Us, Part 1

The Beatles song “Two of Us” makes a great fingerstyle song in standard tuning in the key of G. It mostly uses alternating bass but there are some places where you stop the alternating bass to play sustained chords and the bass lines the Beatles used. Stevie breaks it down for you measure by measure, showing you first the melody (and harmony the way John and Paul sang it) and then how the alternating bass fits around it. You’ll learn the intro, verse, and chorus in this first video.

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