"I attached a handout to this reply that I use with students for teaching Sus4 and Add9 chords. Here is a list of songs that I came up with that rely heavily on Sus4 and Add9 chords:The Who - Pinball WizardJohn Lennon - Happy Christmas (War is…"
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GuitarMC replied to Donna Zitzelberger's discussion Any tips for teaching C9, Cadd9, C2, Cadd2, Csus2 in the group Teachers
Donna Zitzelberger replied to Teja Gerken, Senior Editor's discussion Air Travel with Your Guitar"Just got this in my mailbox this morning from my subscription to Mark Hansen's "Accent on Music": …"
Jim Yates replied to Donna Zitzelberger's discussion Capos are Great Training Wheels in the group Capo Users Group"Michael - If you learn the chromatic scale: C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B C... capos are easy. If you are playing C shapes open and you put the capo on, you count up the number of frets the capo is on and that's your key. If you use…"
Donna Zitzelberger left a comment for Edward Sparks"Hi Edward - got it. I'm heading out of town camping for a few weeks. Will read when I get back. Sincerely, Donna"
Edward Sparks left a comment for Donna Zitzelberger"Here is the PDF version! Thanks, Edward
Times%20Were%20Hard%20and%20Coal%20Was%20Dirty%208%202011.pdf"
Donna Zitzelberger left a comment for Edward Sparks"Hi Edward,
I can't download it -- It's a different version of Microsoft Word -- is it Vista? That usually happens when people send me Vista documents. Can you make a PDF of it? Donna"
Edward Sparks left a comment for Donna Zitzelberger"Hi Donna...
I remember a long time ago you commented on my song "Light at the End of the Tunnel" based on a Pennsylvania Mining accident. I was so happy
with your being moved by the song that I asked permission to include
your comments on…"
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- Gigging or professional musician, Music teacher, Guitar student
- How many years have you been playing guitar?
- More than 30 years
- Which of these instruments do you own or play?
- Flattop steel-string acoustic guitar, Nylon-string guitar, Electric guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Ukulele
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- Collings 0M2H Flattop steel-string
Alan Perlman Classical
Fender Strat
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- http://www.donnazguitar.com
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- classical, pop, folk, rock, country, beginning Celtic, beginning blues, very beginning jazz
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- At 6:35am on August 10, 2011, Edward Sparks said…
Here is the PDF version! Thanks, Edward
Times%20Were%20Hard%20and%20Coal%20Was%20Dirty%208%202011.pdf
- At 10:16am on August 9, 2011, Edward Sparks said…
Hi Donna...
I remember a long time ago you commented on my song "Light at the End of the Tunnel" based on a Pennsylvania Mining accident. I was so happy with your being moved by the song that I asked permission to include
your comments on my website on the "People are Talking" page. I was
reading over the page recently and adding more comments when I came
across your kind words. The song was based on a television news report
with LIVE coverage of them bringing out the miners and the families
looking for them that I saw one night. Well, I have since written a
short story based on the song. I thought I would share the short story
with you too. Hope you like it! EdwardTimes%20were%20hard%20and%20coal%20was%20dirty%207%202011.docx
- At 4:09pm on October 9, 2010,
Andy Tulenko said… - Thanks Donna. I've sent you the files.
- At 5:20pm on June 2, 2010,
George Callier said… - Donna I have learned a lot in just one week of joining the AG site! I just came across your message regarding the Matrix MR-600 and it sounds wonderful! Currently I'm using a BOSS TU-80 it's a tuner/metronome combo but you can't really hear the metronome when you playing loud. So 100 points for Donna! I will look into purchasing the Matrix MR-600 and I will gift my BOSS TU-80 to deserving beginner guitar student. Again thax Donna!
- At 8:18pm on February 9, 2010,
Nina said… - Thank you so much for your kind words!
- At 1:24pm on January 6, 2010,
tim mc nulty said… - Hi Donna I read your comment just now. I fell the same way you felt after I saw it. Although I never thought about all the young eyes that might see it also. I am the father of a 9 year old and I would not want him seeing it. Whats more I think it is offensive to female guitarist thanks for opening my eyes maybe more will see as you do.
- At 6:44am on December 30, 2009,
Greg 'Fence' Pickett said… - Hi Donna, I hope Monty takes our advice and keeps moving along his guitar journey. I see you had Justin Guitar link in one of your comments...I actually found the site quite good when I started, but couldn't quite come to grips, I simply needed a better structure....Take care and have a Rockin New Years Eve...Cheers Greg
- At 9:27am on December 19, 2009,
John Smallwood said… - I feel like I am dragging this out :)
john@johnsmallwood.com
Thank you for your persistence.
- At 6:35am on December 19, 2009, John Smallwood said…
- Donna, I should have made myself clear. Yes, please the on that you mentioned in the NewB forum. I may be past this level but I am interested in seeing the tabs. Thank you
- At 2:42am on November 29, 2009,
Mike Bryant said… - Donna, I have sent you a request for friendship. I hope you accept. I was doing some preliminary reading before my first post and noticed you were active there. (So many forums are not active). Since you seen very qualified and know a great deal about classical guitars, I know you could help me greatly. I must assume these pix are from students. I could really use your advice and expertiese.
Respectfully submitted
Mike Forbis
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