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Quarter Note Triplet Study- Guitar

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Step 19 of 42 in Intermediate guitar

15 earlier steps

  1. 16 Blackberry Blossom- Melody Solo
  2. 17 Introduction to Crosspicking- You Are My Sunshine
  3. 18 Wildwood Flower- Straight and Crosspicking
  4. 19 Quarter Note Triplet Study- Guitar — you are here
  5. 20 Triplet Rhythm Fills Up next
  6. 21 Salt Creek- Melody Solo
  7. 22 Oh Susanna- Finding Harmony

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Quarter note triplets are a great way to infuse some spice into our playing without upping the difficultly level! Let's learn what they are, how to play them, then put them into practice!

Key of G Theory Triplets

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  1. Gary Feldman ·

    Is there a jam track for this at a slower tempo? 90 is still a bit quick for me.

  2. Owen Brady ·

    That's the one that made me finally understand backup. Stick with it.

  3. Marcy Kern ·

    Take the capo off and play it in open G a few times, then put it back. Helped me hear it.

  4. Katie Clark Support ·

    Memorization comes from playing it at a tempo you can think at. If you need the tab, you're playing it faster than you know it.

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