Part 1
Fingerings
Wow. It’s time for some real picking! Notice that on the Low E string, you still have your 3rd finger as an anchor. You will NOT be able to leave it there throughout these measures, as you will need that finger to play on the B string once. If you want to finger another way on the B string at the end of the third measure, you can. Just be sure that you are able to move to the fourth measure relatively easy.
Part 2
Fingerings
Here is a plethora of what I would consider a little improvisational lead. You still have the basic chord structures, but you are playing them in a much different fashion.
Part 3
Fingerings
For the first two measures here, you are able to use that 3rd finger again as an anchor. It changes in the third and the fourth measure, as you are playing much more advanced there.
This is a combination, once again, of what you have learned so far. Try to finger them the best that you can, keeping
in mind our suggested fingerings.
