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- Grammy winner
- IBMA Dobro Player of the Year
Resophonic Guitar & Lap Steel with Andy Hall
IBMA Dobro Player of the Year teaches his complete resonator guitar approach from slide technique to bluegrass style.
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About this school
400+
Video lessons
80+ hours
Content
Beginner - Advanced
Skill range
1,300+
Video exchanges
About this course
Andy Hall has created a definitive video library that includes hundreds of online resophonic guitar & lap steel lessons. Students have unlimited access to Andy’s entire method via structured video lessons, tablature, play-along tracks, and other study materials. What ultimately sets these lessons apart from other online offerings is the ability to submit a video for review using the ArtistWorks Video Exchange learning platform. Andy reviews each submission and records a personal video response, offering tips about how to progress. All students can access the Video Exchange library, which is constantly expanding and may contain the key to unlock your playing.
What you’ll learn
- Dobro slide technique
- Tone & intonation
- Bluegrass rhythm
- Lead playing
- Open tunings
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400+ lessons · 4 levels
1,300+ video exchanges. All yours.
Video exchanges are lessons between the educator and student. Every student has access to the full library of exchanges recorded in this school. Learn from real feedback on real playing, even when it isn't your own.
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About the educator
Andy Hall
A Grammy winner for Best Bluegrass Album in 2018 and 3-time IBMA award recipient, he's a resophonic guitarist and founding member of The Infamous Stringdusters. He's recorded and toured with Dolly Parton, Earl Scruggs, Emmylou Harris, Zac Brown, and Charlie Daniels, plus released 3 solo albums.
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