Developing Your Bluegrass Groove: Rhythm and Strumming | Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar Mastercourse

[@jonhart-dj7fn]

I'm still hanging out too ty .. I have been into so many bluegrass tunes with your help ty Brandon

[@mns8732]

I truly enjoy your lessons and approach to teaching because it's accessible and makes us amateurs sound really good.

[@barry1705]

Learning the Lester flat G run

[@colej3360]

Perfect

[@stevenburton7922]

Good lesson!

[@lynnglidewell7367]

Yes, I have noticed that Bluegrass Rhythm players put greater emphasis on downward strokes. Especially at a chord change. I don't notice other types of music using as powerful a pattern as Bluegrass. I surmised it must be because the purist don't use amps so they have to really dig in with their pick attack. Is that it?

[@fishaguitar89]

Super late reply but it's also because there is no drum set/percussion so the rhythm of the chuck from mandolin and guitar strumming sets the tempo and keeps the drive of the music going.

[@doctorstarcrumbs]

My password resetting is not working I’ve tried a few times. I’ve also sent you an email

[@davidhoxit4274]

You are missing a pin my friend....

[@BradleyMcTaggart]

It’s a black pin.

[@G_Demolished]

@@BradleyMcTaggartAll pins matter

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