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Temperance Reel, Part 1

This lesson is part of the course Advanced Flatpicking Guitar with Scott Nygaard.
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Learn the essential techniques of bluegrass flatpicking guitar through classic and lesser-known songs and tunes, from bluegrass blues to old-time fiddle tunes to country swing sounds.

 
 
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Temperance Reel, Part 1
Temperance Reel, Part 1
 
“Temperance Reel” is an old Irish tune that has become a favorite of bluegrass guitarists and is popular at jam sessions and pickin’ parties. When learning fiddle tunes, it’s a good idea to go back and find the original version of the tune and not rely on guitarists’s versions. These are “fiddle” tunes after all. “Temperance Reel” can be found in some old early-20th-century tune books and the original melody to the A part contains a nice phrase that is not often heard in bluegrass versions of the tune, which often play the A part as if it’s “Billy in the Lowground” in the key of G. In the first part of this lesson, you’ll learn the A part note-for-note as well as how to think about the tune’s overall structure.

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