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This 31 min lesson is great for learning about a technique called double stops which is a kind of combined lead and rhythm style that\u2019s perfect for slower songs. We break down a part note for note and then play it together over the well known worship song, Surrender. A must for any electric guitarist wanting some new ideas and nice licks.<\/div>\n
You can purchase the full 4-disk, 10-hour DVD set at https:\/\/www.musicademy.com\/blog\/store\/uk\/christian-guitar\/existing-player\/intermediate\/intermediate-electric-guitar.html<\/div>\n

This 31 min lesson, taken from our Intermediate Electric Worship Guitar Course<\/a> is great for learning about a technique called double stops which is a kind of combined lead and rhythm style that\u2019s perfect for slower songs. We break down a part note for note and then play it together over the well known worship song, Surrender. A must for any electric guitarist wanting some new ideas and nice licks.<\/p>\n

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You can purchase the full 4-disk, 10-hour DVD set through our webstore<\/a>. See the trailer below which explains what the course contains.<\/p>\n

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