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Learn how to play the Blues. Beginner to advancing guitarists are welcome as we will cover a range of levels. Learn the styles of Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughn and many more.

• WHEN: Friday 20th June 2008
• TIME: 7.00PM
• WHERE: 147 Sailors Bay Road Northbridge
• DURATION: 90 minutes
• COST: $49 and runs for 90 minutes. Special members price of $20.

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• 90 mins per workshop $49
• Special price $20 for current G4GUITAR Students & Members  

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Our Workshops are based on requests. If you are interested in any of the following workshops please contact us and express your interest and we will notify you of dates.

Workshops are $49 and run for 90 minutes. (G4GUITAR Students ONLY pay $20.)

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Please note there is a max of 12 people per workshop so book early.

Testimonials

Thanks Dave. I really enjoyed the workshop. There was plenty to work with while there as well as take away. I don't really have any suggestions of how it could be improved. I did like some of the impro concepts that the other David introduced e.g. taking turns to play 2 bar lead. If there are other similar exercises, that would be useful. - John Black

The workshop is a great idea and I congratulate you and the other teachers on how you managed it. May there be many more. - Chris Whitelaw

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