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Vol. 13, No. 6: Dec.-Jan. 2008
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Speed, Accuracy And Coordination
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by Mike Campese
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Page added in
October, 2008
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About the Author
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Mike Campese is an all-around music performer, session artist and teacher competent in many musical styles, electric and acoustic. He has studied at G.I.T. (Honors Graduate), and with Paul Gilbert, Norman Brown, Stanley Jordan, Scott Henderson and Keith Wyatt.
His latest holiday CD is entitled "The Meaning Of Christmas", his own original arrangements of 10 holiday classics and two of his own original compositions.
Send comments or questions to Mike Campese.
© Mike Campese
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Welcome back! In this lesson I will be showing you some great exercises to help you with your
speed, accuracy and right and left hand coordination. If you would like to keep
your fingers in shape these are great exercises to practice.
Before a gig, or when I first pick up my guitar, I always go through these to get warmed up. Be sure to start off slowly and then increase your speed.
On the PDF lesson, I gave you a complete list of all 24 permutations your left hand can move, so if you master these you can play just about anything. It would be a great idea to hang this up on your wall as a reference until you memorize all 24. Once you figure out the mathematics behind
this, you will easily memorize it.
Technique examples
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Be sure to check out my CDs on this amazing site and visit mikecampese.com for more information.
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Additional Columns by Mike Campese
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- And 36 more in the Guest Columnists series, view the index
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