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John Hardy Guitar Tabs

Tony Rice

John Hardy Guitar Tablature: One Song, Many Styles

Recomended level: Intermediate

Tags: #vocal song, #instrumental, #up-tempo

Learn how to play John Hardy on Guitar with this selection of tablatures:

Jam
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  80 bpm
- Tuning
  EADGBE
This arrangement of John Hardy lies somewhere in between the Maybelle Carter style of guitar playing and Tony Rice. You've got melody notes on the bass strings, and chord notes to fi...
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Bluegrass
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  112 bpm
- Tuning
  EADGBE
This version of John Hardy is closely based on the note choice and phrasing of Tony Rice...the singing of Tony Rice that is! No matter what instrument you play, you should try and le...
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Practicing Tips

Learning Overview:

John Hardy is a renowned educational resource designed for intermediate flatpicking guitar players who wish to delve into the realms of Jam and Bluegrass styles. The tool provides you with tabs for this vocal, up-tempo and dynamic instrumental song. An engaging and skill-enhancing experience is made possible by unique features of the Tunefox platform.

Creative Learning Tools:

The Lick Switcher is a pivotal tool for your creative learning journey. This function allows you to add new licks to your repertoire, thereby gaining alternative perspectives of the song. In addition to generating myriad variations, it helps you personalize your arrangement, leading to innovative renditions of John Hardy. The Arrange Slider is another tool that you don't want to miss out on. This feature allows learners to adjust the difficulty level and even the tone of the song, giving you a tailored learning experience.

Practice Tips:

Utilize the practicing tools the platform offers, such as the ability to adjust the tempo, use backing tracks to play along, use the Speed Up Function, and even hide notes for learning by ear. While these tools are designed to enhance your learning experience, remember to practice smart as well. Start playing at a slow pace, mastering each segment before moving onto the next. Gradually increase the tempo only after you have flawlessly mastered playing the piece slowly. Consistent, disciplined practice is far more valuable than sporadic, long hours.