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Live Lesson: June 12th Ask Your Guitar Questions & Albert Kings Guitar!

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Steve Krenz

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Tuesday June 12th, 2018

Topic: Ask Your Guitar Questions & Albert King's Guitar!

7pm Central Time US

You can watch the lesson HERE.

It's time for a relaxed Guitar Questions and Answers night but we've got one surprise for you.  Greg Voros will stop by and show us Albert King's amazing Flying V guitar!

Ask your questions below and I'll try to get to as many of them as I can.

Make plans to join us!

Great Music, laughs, giveaways and more!

Watch on our Guitar Gathering YouTube Channel HERE

- Steve 

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Last time I saw that guitar Joe Bonamassa was playing it at Red Rocks during his 3 Kings concert.

Of course Joe was playing it upside down.

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Hi Steve, 

1)  Is it frowned upon to change the fingering on classical musical pieces to use notes that you can play cleanly instead of the Phil Keagy type fingerings as written.  In particular for Tarrega's Study in E minor I had a hard time cleanly holding down the high A(on fret 5) in the 7th bar with my little finger and instead switched to the B 7 pattern in position 1.https://spinditty.com/learning/Tarrega-Study-in-E-Minor-Easy-Classical-Guitar-Arrangement-in-Standard-Notation-and-Guitar-Tab

2)  And also,... is it a sin to add notes or flourishes to these classical pieces such as in bar 8 and 16 of the same piece.

Thanks, I don't want to get stoned to death if someone who was a classical enthusiast  heard me add or leave out a few notes.

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Here is a demo of the Flying V at Premier Guitar.

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