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ArtistWorks is excited to offer the chance to win a FREE ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP to any one of our amazing online Video Exchange® guitar schools—a $240 value!
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•Fingerstyle Guitar with Martin Taylor
•Classical Guitar with Jason Vieaux
•Jazz Guitar with Chuck Loeb
•Blues Guitar with Keith Wyatt
•Electric Country Guitar with Guthrie Trapp
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