Recording artist, Huttlinger has released numerousĬrossroads Festivals. Musicality and precision have entertainedĪudiences from Los Angeles to Milan. Of the most awe-inspiring acoustic guitar players Pete Huttlinger has become widely known as one I think you’ll beĭownload Arrangement PDF. Or pre-bend a note, strike it, and then releaseĪll these things in mind as you play not justĬeltic music, but all music. So many options: We can bend up to a note, Or finger a repeated pitch differently to create Penny whistle or tin whistle) will bend notes Player (whose instrument is also known as a In the ways that players approach a given The extended flurry of single-note playing Measures, a triplet in the second measure, String-this is important for the strengthĭescending slides in the example’s first two Make them all be heard, I just lose interest. Like this cleanly, then why play at all? If a guitarist To my way of thinking, if you don’t play parts Simply have to be played cleanly and evenly. I can’t stress enough how important it is to The example’s first, third, and fifth measures. Pesky triplets come into play: In the first section “The Cup of Tea” is a three-part tune with Open strings is essential to emulating the harp-like That’s immediately followed by the pull-offįrom B to A. In the example’sįourth measure, there’s a slide from C# to D Once again, higher notes (F# and E) are played To notice here is the passage shown in Fig.

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