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Andrew Milner Steven Milner Learns Rhythm Guitar
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Andrew Milner Steven Milner Learns Rhythm Guitar

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With summer break fast approaching, Steven and Adrian Milner were celebrating their 15th birthday. Steven's present was a classical guitar, an instrument he had yet to learn what to do with or how to play. Luckily for him, his twin brother Adrian had been studying piano and guitar for a few years and was more than willing to help his brother. After all, he wanted to form a band at some point, and what better place to start searching for potential members than his own home? Join Steven and Adrian as the latter helps the former understand how guitars work, how to play basic chords, what scales are, how to play more advanced chords, different picking styles, console football matches, and how they are in a book, or movie, or TV show, depending on how people consume this content.

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