Corrugated Cakewalks
Corrugated Cakewalks is a mixture of several styles of music, an interesting example of contemporary fingerpicking guitar. This solo steals sounds and ideas from Ragtime, Country, Blues, Jazz and Bluegrass.
Corrugated Cakewalks is played in the key of G Major. The solo consists of two sections with a fun sounding "tag" at the end.
Most of the chords used in this solo are played in the open position. Each chord shape used in the solo and the suggested fingering is shown in the following diagrams.
Chord shapes used in Corrugated Cakewalks.
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Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS
3- Guitar Music
4- Brett’s Boogie
5- Determination Rag
6- Corrugated Cakewalks
7- Another Yellow Moon
8- Solace (A Mexican Serenade)
9- Bits and Pieces
10- Jewels II
11- Square Pegs in Round Holes
12- An Open and Shut Case
13- Stealing Home
14- The Basics of Music
15- Other Fingerpicking Titles Available
16- Tablature
17- Tablature Symbols
18- Chord Diagrams