How to Play This Train - New Chord - D Chord | Page 36 | Beginner Guitar Lessons using Hal Leonard 1

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This is the thirty-second lesson in a series of lessons using the Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book 1 as our primary source of instruction. This lesson teaches a new chord, the D Chord or D Major Chord. It also teaches a new song called. "This Train" in addition to some exercises to help you work on your new D chord. Hope you enjoy!
This series is not intended to replace the Hal Leonard Guitar method, but to act as a supplement to it. You will need a copy of the book to be successful using this series. I've included an Amazon link to the book below.
Timestamps included below.
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Lesson 32 - Page 36
0:00 - Welcome
1:27 - How to play the D Chord
3:37 - Exercise 84 @ 72 bpm
4:59 - Exercise 84 @ 120 bpm
6:00 - Exercise 85 @ 72 bpm
6:21 - Discussion about exercise 85
6:58 - Exercise 85 @ 120 bpm
8:13 - This Train - Melody @ 72 bpm
9:12 - This Train Lesson
12:02 - This Train - Melody and Chords @ 72 bpm
13:16 - This Train - Melody @ 120 bpm
13:59 - This Train - Melody and Chords @ 120 bpm
14:41 - How to sing This Trian
17:21 - This Train - Singing and Chords @ 120 bpm
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[@xAarons]

Thank you for making these videos its has been really helpful hearing the example and having you teach the lesson thank you.

[@SingPsalms]

Yes!

[@maheshwarkumar4219]

Thanks friend.

[@FyterianTV]

why are there sharp signals (#) for songs that don't have any Fs to sharp?