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    Guitar Sweep Picking Trainer: Volume Four: Four-Finger Patterns

    By Robert Farrell

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    About this ebook

    Volume Four is the fourth in a four-part series designed to help you learn and develop the sweep picking technique using a collection of comprehensive, pattern-based exercises which gradually increase in difficulty. The complete series is designed to to help you achieve the following:

    The ability to sweep any arbitrary arpeggio pattern (melodic or otherwise), ascending or descending proficiently.
    Remove any technical limitations that might occur and avoid preference to certain arpeggio patterns over others.
    Ensure fluid technique anywhere on the fret board.
    Ensure proficiency with all string groups.
    Provide immediate, predictable, and incremental progress with practice sessions.

    Volume Four: Four-Finger Patterns contains 72 unique exercises shown for all four-string groups, including an alternate six string exercise for development across strings, for a total of 168 exercise diagrams. Some melodic arpeggio examples are also included. The finger patterns covered in this volume include:

    F1234, F1243, F1324, F1342, F1423, F1432.
    F2134, F2143, F2314, F2341, F2413, F2431.
    F3124, F3142, F3214, F3241, F3412, F3421.
    F4123, F4132, F4213, F4231, F4312, F4321.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Farrell
    Release dateSep 15, 2014
    ISBN9781310087875
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    Guitar Sweep Picking Trainer: Volume Four: Four-Finger Patterns
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    Robert Farrell

    Robert Farrell is a self-taught guitarist with over seventeen years of experience. During the eighth grade, he picked up his first Les Paul replica guitar and started trying to teach himself to play by ear. Years later, while earning his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at college, he continued to self-learn and also performed and recorded with various bands. Guitar opened up a new world of creative expression and life-long learning for him that continues even to this day.

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