Right-Hand Study #13

Right-Hand Study 13 sends the crosspicking roll through a G major scale harmonized in thirds, so instead of one line moving, two voices climb and fall together over a steady filler string. The right hand has to stay loose and even while the ear tracks something richer than a single melody. It's a small piece with a real payoff: the same control shows up in fiddle tunes and solo arrangements built on harmonized lines. Difficulty Level: Early Intermediate What You Get: Performance video: see the arrangement at full speed Breakdown video: step-by-step instruction Playalong video PDF TAB & Notation 13 minutes of video content. After payment you will be instantly redirected to a download page, and a link will be sent to your email. This lesson is also part of Flatpicking Experience — lessons, TAB, and a community built around solo acoustic guitar. Learn more here.