EIGHTH NOTES | Page 30 | Beginner Guitar Lesson Series using Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book 1

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This is the twenty-sixth lesson in a series of lessons using the Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book 1 as our primary source of instruction. This lesson focuses on page 30 and teaches the concept of "Eighth Notes." It also provides a few exercises to help you become comfortable with this new kind of note! Hope you enjoy. Please comment if you have any questions or concerns, or just want to say hello!
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Timestamps included below.
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Lesson 26 - Page 30
0:00 - Welcome
1:30 - Eighth Notes and Subdivision Explained
6:20 - Exercise 67 - Counted @ 72 bpm
6:39 - Exercise 67 @ 72 bpm
7:31 - Exercise 67 - Counted @ 120 bpm
8:06 - Exercise 67 @ 120 bpm
9:07 - Exercise 68 - Counted @ 72 bpm
10:07 - Exercise 68 @ 72 bpm
11:43 - Exercise 68 - Counted @ 120 bpm
12:09 - Exercise 68 @ 120 bpm
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[@FyterianTV]

is it always advantageous to play 8th down-up? or can you play them down-down?

[@rivulus]

Thanks!