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Home Sweet Home Guitar Tabs

Traditional

Home Sweet Home Guitar Tablature: One Song, Many Styles

Recomended level: Intermediate

Tags: #medium tempo, #old time, #instrumental

Learn how to play Home Sweet Home on Guitar with this selection of tablatures:

Advanced-Crosspicking
- Difficulty
- Key
  C
- Tempo
  105 bpm
- Tuning
  EADGBE
This arrangement is focused solely on cross-picking. The main portion is closely based on Earl Scruggs' banjo playing. Checkout the video lesson for in depth analyses and practice tips.
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Jam
- Difficulty
- Key
  C
- Tempo
  110 bpm
- Tuning
  EADGBE
Here you will learn how to blend in some tasty slurs to fill out the beginner version of Home Sweet Home.
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Bluegrass
- Difficulty
- Key
  C
- Tempo
  110 bpm
- Tuning
  EADGBE
This arrangement of Home Sweet Home teaches you how to use a bit of crosspicking over the C chords to create a more complex and full melody.
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Practicing Tips

Welcome to 'Home Sweet Home,' a unique learning resource for intermediate guitar players who are looking to expand their skills in Advanced-Crosspicking, Jam, and Bluegrass Styles. Rooted in a medium tempo, old time, instrumental vibes, this resource offers flatpicking tablatures that will inspire both your practice and performance.

One fantastic aspect of this resource is the innovative Tunefox platform. Tunefox presents a plethora of dynamic features that promote a flexible and creative approach to learning. Among these tools, the Lickswitcher stands out for its capacity to allow interchangeable licks in individual measures. It's a fun way to develop your playing style without losing sight of the song’s original structure.

The Arrange slider is yet another tool that comes in handy for learners. With it, you can modify the song's difficulty and tone to match your skill level and sound preference. No longer do you have to limit your learning to standardized levels; feel free to customize it to fit your growth curve.

Tunefox also caters to auditory learners through the 'Hide notes' slider. This unique tool allows for the concealment of individual notes, urging students to learn the tune by ear. Not only does this enhance your ear training skills, but it also improves your musical intuition and memory.

Finally, here are some general tips. Make sure to always warm up before beginning your practice; it helps prevent muscle soreness and tendons injuries. Slow and steady practice is more beneficial than rushing through the process. Remember, consistent and deliberate practice leads to improved musicianship. Above all, enjoy the learning process and keep that love for music alive.