Duet Play-Along: A Fairy Tale (beginner) from Free Classical Guitar Method Volume 1

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1st: Duet with me and me
2nd: Teacher Part with Counting (1:00)
3rd: Teacher Part without Counting (2:05)
A Fairy Tale Duet, with first left hand notes for beginner guitar from my Free Classical Guitar Method Volume 1. This one uses only open strings and a third string A for the student and is the 2nd duet in the book for absolute beginners. I'll play the duet and then play the teacher part so you can play along.
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[@RheaBorja]

Thank you for this beginner course and these videos! I picked up a classical guitar for the first time about 30 minutes ago and learned this duet. Your instruction is very clear.

[@Diego_SoundDesigner]

Amazing how a good teacher you are! :)

[@cl0udburst]

I wouldn't have guessed duets are this fun :) thank you!

[@Thisisclassicalguitar]

Glad you like them!

[@MyKombucha]

Thanks! Very useful. p.23 of the book, Sight Reading and Review, if the numbers on top of notes is the fret number, it reads 4 for D and G in my copy...

[@andreperiquito5989]

Hi Bradford! It is very humbling to play with you as I sound terrible in comparison! But I managed to follow you a few times. I hit different strings sometimes, feel like my fingers are fat or something! And my guitar doesn't sound so good as yours. But I understand I'm just starting. Anyway, I have problems understanding the written song on the method book, going by ear works much better, but I understand this might be a problem so I'm still trying to learn by the book. Thank you for another lesson!

[@breakthelegacy]

Thanks for all the work you've put in and the knowledge you freely impart. A short thing, I wish I could hear just the student part being played out on its own because I have a hard time keeping up with the tempo and would have liked to clearly hear what it sounds like.

[@Thisisclassicalguitar]

There is a separate lesson for it here, just see the list at the bottom of the page: www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/free-classical-guitar-method-book-pdf/

[@samarkhutale3173]

2:19

[@breakthelegacy]

0:24

[@thekovacsfiles5321]

I hate to have to ask this but is he slipping in an extra beat around 1m42s? I always lose time at the transition from Measure 8 to 9 and I am starting to think it isn't me.

[@thekovacsfiles5321]

The time also changes noticeably at the end. I don't know how to do this.

[@bombommo]

1:20

[@heavismail9591]

2:22

[@G5rry]

2:21