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GUITAR TECHNIQUE TIP OF THE MONTH Yes, it's "Doug's Dirty Little Secrets" |
| I subtitled my Tech Tip "Doug's Dirty Little Secrets" after reading someone's posted message on a guitar web forum. The writer asserted that professional virtuoso guitarists all had secrets they kept to themselves and wouldn't tell anyone else, so no one would play as well as them! |
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| BE SURE TO VISIT DOUG'S "SECRET VAULT" Doug's Dirty Little Secrets. It contains ALL of Doug's Previous Guitar Technique Tips of the Month |
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| A Christmas Gift For You. Away In A Manger |
By Douglas Niedt
Copyright Douglas Niedt, All Rights Reserved. This music may be reprinted, but please be
considerate and give credit to Douglas Niedt.
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Once again, for my Christmas Technique Tip of the Month, I offer a gift to you of a special
arrangement of a Christmas carol. I usually try to make these easy to play (but still sound full
and interesting) so they can be learned by Christmas.
NOTE: This is NOT the same arrangement as the one on my Christmas CD, In Heavenly
Peace.
This version of Away In A Manger uses the melody most often heard in England, but was
actually written by American hymn composer William J. Kirkpatrick. It was first published in
1895. My special thanks goes to composer/guitarist Elizabeth Niedt for her valuable assistance
with this arrangement.
The complete arrangement can be perused below, but it's hard to read from Firefox and
Internet Explorer unless you magnify the screen).
It is best to view and/or print out the PDF version. (This will open in a new window.)
Merry Christmas. Enjoy!
You are on DouglasNiedt.com
Copyright Douglas Niedt, All Rights Reserved. This music may be reprinted, but please be
considerate and give credit to Douglas Niedt.
You are on DouglasNiedt.com
Once again, for my Christmas Technique Tip of the Month, I offer a gift to you of a special
arrangement of a Christmas carol. I usually try to make these easy to play (but still sound full
and interesting) so they can be learned by Christmas.
NOTE: This is NOT the same arrangement as the one on my Christmas CD, In Heavenly
Peace.
- Listen to me play it. See what you think! (A separate window will open that you can
minimize in order to still see the written musical example as you listen.)
This version of Away In A Manger uses the melody most often heard in England, but was
actually written by American hymn composer William J. Kirkpatrick. It was first published in
1895. My special thanks goes to composer/guitarist Elizabeth Niedt for her valuable assistance
with this arrangement.
The complete arrangement can be perused below, but it's hard to read from Firefox and
Internet Explorer unless you magnify the screen).
It is best to view and/or print out the PDF version. (This will open in a new window.)
Merry Christmas. Enjoy!
You are on DouglasNiedt.com
BE SURE TO VISIT DOUG'S "SECRET VAULT"
Doug's Dirty Little Secrets.
It contains ALL of Doug's Previous
Guitar Technique Tips of the Month
Doug's Dirty Little Secrets.
It contains ALL of Doug's Previous
Guitar Technique Tips of the Month
Have a comment?
Question?
Suggestion for the website?
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Question?
Suggestion for the website?
We would love to hear from you.
We have a Printer Friendlier (PDF) version of this article that's also easier on the eyes.
It's SO much easier to read a printed article than to read it from the computer screen.
It's SO much easier to read a printed article than to read it from the computer screen.
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