An arrangement of the traditional tune, Forked Deer for the guitar. In standard tuning, the capo is placed at the 2nd fret and played in the Key of D.
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Bury Me Beneath The Willow: Guitar
An arrangement of Bury Me Beneath The Willow for bluegrass guitar. Played in the key of A, capo fret 2, this arrangement can be easily transposed into other keys by repositioning the capo.
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Go to lesson... June Apple: Guitar
Here’s an arrangement of the popular session fiddle tune ‘June Apple’ for the guitar! In the key of A, the capo is placed at the 2nd fret.
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Go to lesson...Old Joe Clark: Bluegrass Guitar
A bluegrass arrangement of ‘Old Joe Clark’ for the guitar. This version stays pretty close to the melody with a couple of Dan Crary & Tony Rice licks thrown in for good measure!
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Silent Night: Bluegrass Christmas
A bluegrass arrangement of the Christmas Carol ‘Silent Night’ for guitar, banjo & mandolin!
Here’s a preview for the guitar, banjo (0.46) & mandolin (1.30) arrangements:
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Go to lesson...Salt Creek: Flatpicking Guitar
Learn how to play this beginner/intermediate arrangement of ‘Salt Creek’ on the guitar. Go to lesson...
Harvest Home: Guitar & Mandolin
Learn to play the Celtic tune ‘Harvest Home’ on the guitar & mandolin (0.55 min) with this video & PDF of both TAB/standard notation.
Angeline The Baker: Beginner Guitar Lesson
View the updated lesson for Angeline The Baker here in the Flatpicking Guitar: Beginner’s Crash Course!
John Hardy: Beginner Guitar
Learn to play a beginner arrangement of the popular session tune, John Hardy in the Key of G. Go to lesson...
Soldier’s Joy: Guitar
A fun arrangement for Soldier’s Joy on the guitar. In the Key of D, this arrangement is played with the capo at fret 2. There are 2 breaks, with the variations found in the second 8 bars of each section. Go to lesson...