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Brooklyn Guitar School See all classes by this school @ 78 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Launch your guitar journey at Brooklyn Guitar School with this course built for absolute beginners. Students learn basic chords step by step and put them to use playing real songs by artists like John Legend and Taylor Swift. Clear instruction and comprehensive video tutorials make it easy to build genuine skill and confidence from the very first session.
Oct 21st
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Oct 26th
7:30–8:30pm ET
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Oct 28th
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Nov 2nd
7:30–8:30pm ET
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Nov 4th
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Brooklyn Guitar School See all classes by this school @ 78 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Sharpen your rhythmic guitar playing by mastering bass strums, palm mutes, scratches, and sixteenth note patterns in this focused course. Students develop the control and expressive range needed to play with real confidence. Prerequisites include completion of Guitar 1 and 2 or equivalent comfort with basic open chords and strumming patterns.
Oct 26th
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Nov 2nd
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Nov 9th
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Nov 16th
6:30–7:30pm ET
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Nov 23rd
6:30–7:30pm ET
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The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music See all classes by this school @ 315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY
Build a strong foundation in harmonica playing with step-by-step instruction designed for beginners. Develop essential techniques such as chords, single notes, note bending, and basic music theory while gaining confidence playing with others. Practice resources and personalized guidance will help reinforce your skills beyond the classroom.
Oct 26th
6:30–7:45pm ET
Meets 6 Times
Brooklyn Guitar School See all classes by this school @ 78 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Build on your chord knowledge and develop real playing confidence at Brooklyn Guitar School as you learn to combine strumming patterns and transitions into complete songs. Students play music by artists including Adele, Bill Withers, Jason Mraz, and Ed Sheeran, making the learning process both practical and rewarding from the start.
Oct 26th
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 2nd
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 9th
7:30–8:30pm ET
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Nov 16th
7:30–8:30pm ET
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Nov 23rd
7:30–8:30pm ET
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Brooklyn Guitar School See all classes by this school @ 78 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Develop a versatile chord vocabulary by mastering open chord shapes, introductory barre techniques, and effective pinky placement, opening the door to thousands of songs. Most students complete this course in 6 to 8 sessions.
Oct 26th
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 2nd
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 9th
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 16th
7:30–8:30pm ET
Meets 12 Times
Nov 23rd
7:30–8:30pm ET
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“By 1962, Greenwich Village had become world headquarters for a folk music scene that, to its own occasional shock and horror, was beginning to matter in the music and popular culture business,” wrote the critic David Hinckley.
“What made the Village folk community matter beyond itself, however, was that it had become an important certified subgroup within two larger movements: civil rights and peace. Both of these movements valued a folk-music soundtrack….” The Times They Are A-Changin’, Dylan’s third studio album, released in January 1964, emphasized what Dylan called “topical” songs. But unlike most topical songs of the era, Dylan’s lyrics probe the complexities, ambiguities and complicities of injustice, racism, economic inequality and the need for social change. Furthermore, in defiance of expectations, three songs on the album, including its last track, Restless Farewell, hint at the more personal path Dylan’s writing would soon follow.
This event is part of The Beatles and Bob Dylan 1962 — 1965: A Musical Revolution in 8 Parts
When Bob Dylan and The Beatles released their first recordings in 1962, no one could have anticipated the artistic revolution in popular music that would soon follow — a revolution that would subsequently influence all musical genres. Dylan would transform the concept of song, bringing a previously unimagined poetic character and range of subject matter to the medium, influencing every songwriter who would follow, including The Beatles. The Beatles would bring a musical sophistication to rock ’n roll songwriting and arranging, transform the entire medium of recording, and inspire Dylan to plug in an electric guitar and begin playing with a band. It all happens between 1962 and 1965 — A Musical Revolution in 8 Parts.
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In the event that some or all of the meetings of the program cannot happen in person, programs will be held at the scheduled time in a virtual format via a video conferencing platform. The programs will continue through hands-on, at-home activities, lectures, presentations, and/or group discussions. No refunds will be issued should any portion of a course be held virtually.
We are not responsible for providing makeup classes or issuing refunds for programs missed as a result of illness, emergencies or other events beyond our control.
There are no refunds for outings, classes or workshops that meet fewer than three times per semester.
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