Strummed

At the Hialeah Gardens Branch Library, a pair of budding musicians strummed guitars in the YOUmedia space, where teenagers can make podcasts, design video games and explore technology.

Salvage Garden produced a junk band of noises that rattled, were hit and strummed as they marched proudly along the avenue showcasing their creative creations made from Favourites chocolate tins, biscuit tins, and even crutches that held guitar strings.

But she’s busier than ever, drawing audiences andgetting big laughs with bawdy jokesand ukulele-strummed songs.

Broken strings swayed as they strummed a rhythm of hypnotic, imperfect notes.

The celebrated artiste had also lost his eyesight several years ago, but this did not dim his immense talent with the nanga that he expertly strummed and continued to win droves of admirers.

He ambled to the middle of the jam circle and strummed his stickered guitar.

However, the song that holds the dearest place in my heart is I first heard it in elementary school when it was on my $10 fake guitar that played a song when you “strummed” it.

Sporting a bright red jumpsuit and his hair done up in a ponytail, John strummed his acoustic guitar as his bandmates wore specially designed “two-face” masks in order to drive Lennon’s point home regarding Grade’s duplicity.

They were surprisingly good for a local band, particularly the drummer, as they strummed through a playlist of ’60s hits from the Doors, the Rolling Stones, Creedence, etc.

Its songs consist merely of vocals, gently strummed guitars, and the occasional light percussion, but there’s a forcefulness in this approach, owing largely to the sheer strength of her voice and songwriting.

The lyrics and melodies of Gilbert and Sullivan were hummed and strummed into my consciousness at an early age.

The plectrum banjo evolved out of the five-string banjo, to cater to styles of music involving strummed chords.

Types of playing techniques An acoustic guitar being strummed.