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Jerry Arcidiacono29th December 2008Thank you Emir.
Emir Hot29th December 2008Nice one Jerry
- Jerry Arcidiacono28th December 2008
Thanks Piotr
Piotr Kaczor27th December 2008Cool lesson Jerry!
- Jerry Arcidiacono27th December 2008
Thank you Pedja.
Pedja Simovic27th December 2008Great arrangement Jerry and lesson
- Jerry Arcidiacono26th December 2008
Thanks Alejandro
Alejandro Pinero26th December 2008Very nice melody !!
Merry Christmas- Jerry Arcidiacono26th December 2008
Thank you Carlos.
Carlos Carrillo26th December 2008great arrangement mate!Merry Christmas!
- Jerry Arcidiacono25th December 2008
Thanks everyone!
Hisham Al-Sanea25th December 2008very good lesson Jerry and merry xmas
Jad Diab25th December 2008Great lesson, merry christmas
Nazgul25th December 2008Awesome Jerry, remember hearing this as a child.
Merry Christmas!
Ivan Milenkovic25th December 2008hehe, love the arrangement mate, and the santa figure. Great stuff!
- Jerry Arcidiacono25th December 2008
Thanks everyone!
Made me feel emotional to hear it, childhood memories.
Me too, me too. 
Gabriel Leopardi25th December 2008This is a really nice melody! Good lesson!
Merry Christmas Jerry!
Bogdan Radovic25th December 2008Great tune choice Jerry !
fkalich25th December 2008Made me feel emotional to hear it, childhood memories.
kaznie_NL25th December 2008Thanks Jerry! Nice to see you have some a new lesson!
Kuba Szafran25th December 2008Cool lesson, Merry Christmas
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Kristofer Dahl25th December 2008Very nice lesson - also it's great to you on the main page again Jerry!
Merry Christmas!
Vinod Saranga25th December 2008We sang this for christmas carols. great playing Jerry.
Merry christmas for you
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- My notes
Hi GMC and welcome to my arrangement of "Adeste Fideles", a hymn tune probably written by John Francis Wade in 1743.
I think most of you have heard this melody before. I've recorded it using a lead sound - you can find the settings here.
I've added a couple of rock licks to the melody so I hope you can have some fun while playing this lesson!
I used my Washburn N4 to record this lesson. Please note that I tune this tuned always a half step down. Chords are written referring to this tuning.
Key: A Major
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 120
Merry Christmas to everyone!
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