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Hi Everyone,

Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live ..

*Angel*is a song by the Irish sibling group The Corrs. Their sound is an interesting blend of folk, pop, and Celtic, particularly with their use of the violin and tin whistle. This song starts with an intricate arpeggio figure using some slightly dissonant chords, then settles into a folk-pop strumming section for the chorus, before adding the Celtic sound for a violin/tin whistle break. This break is transcribed as a short strumming solo in the lesson. There is quite a range of techniques necessary to get through this fun tune.

Enjoy This Level 5 Target Lesson.

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... .html#song

Aaaah, very very nice!

Thanks!

Vanessa

Thank you, Neil! Looks like a fun one to tackle! That arpeggio in the intro will be a challenge for sure.

Suzi

Very nice addition to the program, thanks Neil.

I don`t know if this translates into American (pretty sure it translates into "old country" English) but the Coors are the most aptly named band in the World I think. Coor!!

Well that is my very first exposure to the Corrs, and its a good one. That is a very pleasant group to listen too. I really like this song.

Thanks Neil

Scott

Very nice uplifting fun song. They sound great!

Scott

Thanks

Neil,

I love the sound of he Corrs. They are very cool. Thanks!

Tony - I agree, but I think you might need to be an Aussie to get 'coooooor'.

Dermot - bouncy - woo hoo! Good for the soul.

I haven't listened to the lesson or preview yet as I'm on my lunch break, but really looking forward to it.

Thanks again.

Michele

thereshopeyet wrote:

That's a great lesson
Just love the Corrs.

A happy bouncy song for Michelle

Thanks Neil

PS
I've had an odd glitch on the last 4 New Lessons.
At a random point during the playback they jump forward to the Play Again frames at the end.

I have put a ticket regarding the issue.

Hi Dermot,,i had the some thing with the lesson i saw yesterday ''more then words'''on a certain moment it stops and jump back to the play again,,,