Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Friends and neighbors:
Some of you have used my Web instructional materials and have been kind enough to say that they have been useful. I’ve created a central clearing house for those (around 30 items, including essays on books and films on the music and on the Catskills Irish Arts Week and Zoukfest, building chords, learning by ear, fingering, picking, accompanying, source materials, chord substitutions, building tune sets, etc.) at the website below. If you’re looking for materials that formerly appeared at thesession.org, caprockcelts, cittern, itrad-l, or my old geocities site, then the new site is probably the place to find them.
Please feel free to reproduce and share these materials freely, but please retain attributions and copyright notices. I will continue to add new materials to this section.
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Chris
This is a great resource and it saves a lot of people making un-necessary inadequate explanations of things that you have so clearly and accurately explained.
Thanks
Donough
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Yeh, huge thanks to you, too. These resources are very detailed and informative, in the veritable sea of often useless dribble that is the internet. However, a note to whoever made the site, the heading for 'Poems' is misspelt.
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Many thanks Mr. Smith. I have your book "Celtic Back-Up For All Instrumentalists (one of the best $25 I've ever spent). I am very, very pleased to find more of the same quality instructional material provided on your website. Awesome.
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Kerouac? Ha ha! 'Pomes' is also what old Constable 'Clear Orf' Goon's nephew Ern used to write in Enid Blyton's 'Five Find-Outers' books (imho, far far better than the Famous Five or Secret Seven, but possibly not quite as good as the '[Insert geographical feature] of Adventure' stories.)
Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Friends and neighbors:
Some of you have used my Web instructional materials and have been kind enough to say that they have been useful. I’ve created a central clearing house for those (around 30 items, including essays on books and films on the music and on the Catskills Irish Arts Week and Zoukfest, building chords, learning by ear, fingering, picking, accompanying, source materials, chord substitutions, building tune sets, etc.) at the website below. If you’re looking for materials that formerly appeared at thesession.org, caprockcelts, cittern, itrad-l, or my old geocities site, then the new site is probably the place to find them.
Go to http://coyotebanjo.com/music.html and look for “Instructional materials”
Please feel free to reproduce and share these materials freely, but please retain attributions and copyright notices. I will continue to add new materials to this section.
Thanks.
chris smith
# Posted on October 3rd 2005 by coyotebanjo
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Chris
This is a great resource and it saves a lot of people making un-necessary inadequate explanations of things that you have so clearly and accurately explained.
Thanks
Donough
# Posted on October 4th 2005 by Donough
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Yeh, huge thanks to you, too. These resources are very detailed and informative, in the veritable sea of often useless dribble that is the internet. However, a note to whoever made the site, the heading for 'Poems' is misspelt.
# Posted on October 4th 2005 by kjay_bc_box
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Great stuff, Chris. Thank you for your efforts and generosity!
Peace,
Ed
# Posted on October 4th 2005 by ejsant
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
"heading for 'Poems' is misspelt."
Yep, it shure is.
# Posted on October 4th 2005 by coyotebanjo
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
"pomes" is the hoosier spelling, innit?
# Posted on October 4th 2005 by bogeyman
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
"Pomes All Sizes" is the title of a Kerouac collection with an introduction by Allen Ginsberg.
# Posted on October 5th 2005 by coyotebanjo
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Many thanks Mr. Smith. I have your book "Celtic Back-Up For All Instrumentalists (one of the best $25 I've ever spent). I am very, very pleased to find more of the same quality instructional material provided on your website. Awesome.
# Posted on October 8th 2005 by snapper
Re: Free fair-use instructional materials on The Music
Kerouac? Ha ha! 'Pomes' is also what old Constable 'Clear Orf' Goon's nephew Ern used to write in Enid Blyton's 'Five Find-Outers' books (imho, far far better than the Famous Five or Secret Seven, but possibly not quite as good as the '[Insert geographical feature] of Adventure' stories.)
# Posted on October 8th 2005 by Q