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Thursday, 17 October 2019

Music: Guitars

This week in hurumanu music we are going to search for all types of guitars. We're so lucky to have Mt. Mitchell to teach us. Mt. Mitchell brings he's guitars at school to show how guitar sound looks like. Mt. Mitchell brings an Acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, and Spanish guitar. Also, the guitar's family are string families.

1. Acoustic Guitar- Acoustic guitar is a musical instrument that is a simple project the sound and its vibration string through the air. Also, It can connect to the amplifier just like the electric guitar
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2. Electric Guitar- Electric guitar is used more pickup to transform the string into the electric signal. It can also put into the amplifier to get a higher pitch.
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3. Spanish Guitar- Spanish Guitar is kinder to the finger because the Spanish guitar string is a Nylon string which is a soft string.
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  1. Anonymous21 October 2019 at 14:18

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  2. Anonymous21 October 2019 at 14:22

    Hello Joseph,
    thank you for this wonderful blogpost, I like that you have put in the several different types of guitars. Personally I like the classical guitar as my we used to have one, I didn't know how it was played but I enjoyed the sound of the spanish guitar, more so than the acoustic and the electric. I suggest that in your following blog posts that it would be a very good idea to double check what you have written before publishing. There are some grammar issues that I could see in your blog post, however your content is excellent and I would hope to see more.

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