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Hi Everyone,

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

Wilson’s Wilde is a beginning Renaissance piece played in the key of A major. It is a good reading exercise, as most of the melody notes are from the A scale in first position on the top three strings.

Most of the bass notes are three lower open strings. It is in 3/4 time and consists of three sections, with variations on two of them. It also is a good exercise in alternating right hand fingers when playing eighth note runs.

Enjoy this level 2 lesson!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html

I missed this lesson until I saw the weekly news.

I liked the tune when I heard Neil play it.

Thanks

Dermot

I was glad to see another one of these! I did the whole sight reading thing over the summer, but once I stopped, I began to forget where the notes were on the guitar. There's only so long I can play random notes and not get bored. But these tunes are easy enough. It's funny--the top three strings I've got; it's the lower ones that seem to be harder to remember. But thanks, Neil! I'll learn any of these Renaissance pieces you put up.