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Play Song: All Mixed Up

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The ultimate goal with any song you play is to know the parts so well that you can just relax and listen to the vocals while you play. This requires a lot of muscle memory and being super comfortable with the parts, so you won't get there right away. But as your overall skill level improves and you play the same song many times, you get there little by little.

It's just like riding a bike or driving a car. At first it requires your full and undivided attention, and then with enough practice it becomes something you can do without thinking about it. There is probably already something on the guitar that you can do without thinking much about it, and the goal is to little-by-little get all the other skills to that point as well.

Instructor Anders Mouridsen
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Right Hand Practice Tune
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print notation download lesson open guitar tuner
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11 months ago
i can't even keep up even when i slow it down the video no matter how many times i do it over and over i think i have a speed limit that i am unable to pass
Mike Olekshy 10 months ago

Hey there - thanks for your question. Try your best not to get discouraged!! Keep practicing, no matter how slow you have to play it. This is all part of the process. If you consistenty practice, eventually you will pass your speed limit and keep improving. It's okay to move on to the next tutorial, but I suggest continuing to practice the material from this tutorial as you progress through the course. Stick with it - it will come!!!!

1 year ago
Hello! I would like to kindly ask for your help in the following questions: 1. I see on the beginning of the verse the symbol Segno but not the Dal Segno to get back to. What am I missing? 2. On the verse between the G chord Notation and tab there is the word crese. What does it mean? 3. On the end of the outro on the last bar there is a p symbol below the E chord. What does it mean? Thank you!!
Mike Olekshy 1 year ago

Hello - thanks so much for your questions! 1. This is a notation error. The Dal Segno should be over bar 20 (like the previous lesson's notation). We've forwarded this to our notation team for a fix. 2. cresc. means "crescendo" -- it means to start building up the dynamic higher for the next section. 3. p means "piano" - it is a dynamic identifier - in this case, it means to play softly. Hope this helps!

2 years ago
Hi all, which pentatonic scale might I use to improvise in the song? The song is in the key of E, but by trying out several pentatonic scales, I'd say Bm sounds good. Is that correct? Why?
Mike Olekshy 2 years ago

Hello and thanks so much for your question! Even though the song is considered to be in the key of E major, the more technical way to think of this song is that it is in the key of E minor (G, A, and D all belong to this key). E is the home chord of all the progressions, but just happens to be major. This is a common substitution with chord progressions. So with that in mind, Em pentatonic would be the best choice to improvise over it. Hope this helps!

2 years ago
What would be really useful is to see Auto Scroll enabled on all lessons. I find that without auto scroll I am waiting for the next notation to appear beneath Anders video which appears a fraction too late. Thanks.
Mike Olekshy 2 years ago

Hello - and thanks for your comment. The Auto Scroll for this lesson seems to be working fine for me. Perhaps close and re-open your browser or restart your computer. If that doesn't solve the problem - please reach out to [email protected] directly.