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Turnarounds and Double Stops

Turnarounds were introduced in previous lessons, but these first four videos explore the topic in more detail. Double stops means playing two notes at the same time, and the next four lessons discuss this topic.


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#	play time	date added	description
1	2:41	07-27-2009	various turnarounds in the key of A using 6th intervals (in the diatonic scale) are explored, including the use of neighboring notes.
2	3:17	07-27-2009	the previous lesson is continued, and some new turnarounds using 3rd intervals are introduced and played.
3	3:11	07-28-2009	John shows more turnarounds using chord shapes, and turnarounds pedaling the root note of the blues progression.
4	1:59	07-29-2009	using a couple of examples, the final part of these turnaround lessons explains what a riff turnaround is.
5	3:31	08-12-2009	double stops are explained, and double stops in the key of A using 4th intervals (in the diatonic scale) are demonstrated and played.
6	2:27	08-12-2009	double stops in the key of A using 3rd intervals (in the diatonic scale), with and without flatted 7th's, are explored.
7	2:38	08-14-2009	several double stops in the key of A using 6th intervals (in the diatonic scale) are demonstrated and played.
8	1:35	08-15-2009	double stops in the key of A using 5th intervals (in the diatonic scale), as well as octaves as an alternative, are played.