Lessons for Beginner Guitar Players!
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Lesson #1 - The “G” chord
Since you are learning chords for the first time, let’s start with one of the easiest chords of all – the “G” chord (regular chord). Don't forget to download the handout! CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #2 - The “C” chord
Now that you are familiar with the “G” chord, let’s learn another fairly easy chord – the “C” chord (regular chord). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #3 - The “G” and “C” Chords
Try the "G" and "C" chords together in a basic chord progression - see how to switch between these 2 chords. Switching between chords will help develop your chord playing skills. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #4 – Learning the Names of the Strings
One of the first things a beginner should learn is the names of the strings on the guitar. Take a few moments and memorize the names of the strings now...
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Lesson #5 – Tuning the Guitar
There are a few ways to "tune" the guitar - this method is the most important of all. Even if you have an electronic tuner - you should still learn and use this method. Don't forget to download the handout.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #6 – Holding the Guitar / Holding the Pick
Take a moment to make sure that you are holding the guitar correctly, and also see the correct way to hold a pick.
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Lesson #7 – Sharps and Flats / Learning more Notes
Now that you have learned the names of the strings, lets learn about Sharps and Flats while learning some of the notes on the top two strings - the "E" and "A" strings. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #8 – Using an Electronic Tuner
If you do not own an electronic tuner - you should plan on purchasing one very soon. No guitar player should be without one - here's an example of how easy they are to use...
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Lesson #9 – First Barre Chord
Barre Chords will be more difficult to learn than regular chords, but with a little extra practice you will playing Barre Chords with ease... The first ones always the hardest! Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #10 – Barre Chord Exercise
If you are having a hard time with your first barre chord, this simple exercise will help strengthen your first finger (the finger that holds down all the strings).
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Lesson #11 – The D – C – G Chords and Progression
Now that you are familiar with some regular chords let's learn a very popular chord progression – the “D - C - G" chord progression. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #12 – Simple Harmonics
This lesson will introduce the beginning guitar player to Harmonics - a very easy to learn "trick" that can be used for tuning, leads, or fills between chords.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #13 – The A – D – E Chords and Progression
The A - D - E chord progression is pretty much the most widely used chord progression in music (and a favorite of beginning lead players). Learn the "regular chord" version here. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #14 – How to read Tablature
Every guitar player must learn how to read tablature (tablature is the standard being used these days to read music). Learn the basics of tablature here...
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Lesson #15 – Simple Picking Exercise (Part 1 and 2)
This lesson teaches a simple picking exercise that will help get your "fret hand fingers" coordinated with your "pick hand fingers" - Lesson is in 2 parts...
CLICK HERE FOR “PART ONE” VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR “PART TWO" VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #16 – The “G” chord (two fingerings)
The "G" chord can be fingered two ways - it is highly recommended that guitarists learn both ways. Why? Knowing both fingerings will allow easier transitions between certain chords. Don't forget to download the handout.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #17 – The “A” chord (two fingerings)
The "A" chord can also be fingered two ways - it is highly recommended that guitarists learn both ways. Why? Easier tranisitions between certain regular and barre chords. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #18 – Open String Chords
Open string chords have a very unique sound to them, and are widely used in all styles of music. This lesson will feature the chords in the song "When September Ends" by Green Day. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #19 – 2 Note Power Chords on the "A" String Learn these basic, but widely used "Power Chords" used in all styles of music (very popular in rock / metal / alternative, etc). This lesson will focus on the 2-note power chords on the "A" string, and how they can be moved up and down the fretboard. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #20 – 2 Note Power Chords on the "E" String Learn these basic, but widely used "Power Chords" used in all styles of music (very popular in rock / metal / alternative, etc). This lesson will focus on the 2-note power chords on the "E" string, and how they can be moved up and down the fretboard. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #21 – Freebird (just the chords)
Learn the chords to "Freebird" from the basic legendary song by Lynard Skynard. Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #22 – Iron Man "Trick"
This lesson will teach you one of the ways that you can do the Iron Man Intro. Once you learn the trick, turn up the distortion, and show your friends!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #23 – Smoke on the Water
This lesson will teach you the most learned guitar riff of all time - Smoke on the Water. There are a couple of ways to play the riff, we will show you the easiest (best sounding way). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #24 – Wish You Were Here (chords only)
This lesson will teach you the chords to one of the most popular Pink Floyd songs of all time. Once you learn the chords play along with the song - Check it out. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #25 – D - D/C - D/G Chord Progression
This chord progression is unique in that it uses basic split chords (split chords are widely used, and very popular in todays music). Can be a little difficult, but will sound awesome once you learn them. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #26 More Regular Chords in all the Keys...
Here are more lessons on regular chords in all the keys. Don't forget to download the handouts!
More Regular Chords in...
“A" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“B" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“C" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“D" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“E" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“F" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“G" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
Lesson #27 String Winder Example
This video clip shows what a string winder is used for. The string winder is a very useful tool for helping you change your strings - once you use one, you will always use one...
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #28 What is "Sustain" (basic example) This lesson will show a basic example of what "Sustain" is - Check it out.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #29 Wiping Down your Strings (basic example)
This video clip basically shows how to extend the life of your strings by wiping them down properly (only use a lint free type material to wipe with).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #30 Horse with No Name (Intro Only)
Learn the chords to the intro to the classic "Horse with no Name." Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Learn these basic, but widely used "Power Chords" used in all styles of music (very popular in rock / metal / alternative, etc). This lesson will focus on the 2-note power chords on the "E" string, and how they can be moved up and down the fretboard. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #21 – Freebird (just the chords)
Learn the chords to "Freebird" from the basic legendary song by Lynard Skynard. Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #22 – Iron Man "Trick"
This lesson will teach you one of the ways that you can do the Iron Man Intro. Once you learn the trick, turn up the distortion, and show your friends!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #23 – Smoke on the Water
This lesson will teach you the most learned guitar riff of all time - Smoke on the Water. There are a couple of ways to play the riff, we will show you the easiest (best sounding way). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #24 – Wish You Were Here (chords only)
This lesson will teach you the chords to one of the most popular Pink Floyd songs of all time. Once you learn the chords play along with the song - Check it out. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #25 – D - D/C - D/G Chord Progression
This chord progression is unique in that it uses basic split chords (split chords are widely used, and very popular in todays music). Can be a little difficult, but will sound awesome once you learn them. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #26 More Regular Chords in all the Keys...
Here are more lessons on regular chords in all the keys. Don't forget to download the handouts!
More Regular Chords in...
“A" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“B" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“C" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“D" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“E" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“F" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“G" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
Lesson #27 String Winder Example
This video clip shows what a string winder is used for. The string winder is a very useful tool for helping you change your strings - once you use one, you will always use one...
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #28 What is "Sustain" (basic example) This lesson will show a basic example of what "Sustain" is - Check it out.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #29 Wiping Down your Strings (basic example)
This video clip basically shows how to extend the life of your strings by wiping them down properly (only use a lint free type material to wipe with).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #30 Horse with No Name (Intro Only)
Learn the chords to the intro to the classic "Horse with no Name." Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #26 More Regular Chords in all the Keys...
Here are more lessons on regular chords in all the keys. Don't forget to download the handouts!
More Regular Chords in...
“A" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“B" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“C" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“D" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“E" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“F" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
“G" VIDEO CLIP – CLICK HERE! HANDOUT – CLICK HERE!
Lesson #27 String Winder Example
This video clip shows what a string winder is used for. The string winder is a very useful tool for helping you change your strings - once you use one, you will always use one...
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #28 What is "Sustain" (basic example) This lesson will show a basic example of what "Sustain" is - Check it out.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #29 Wiping Down your Strings (basic example)
This video clip basically shows how to extend the life of your strings by wiping them down properly (only use a lint free type material to wipe with).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #30 Horse with No Name (Intro Only)
Learn the chords to the intro to the classic "Horse with no Name." Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #28 What is "Sustain" (basic example) This lesson will show a basic example of what "Sustain" is - Check it out.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #29 Wiping Down your Strings (basic example)
This video clip basically shows how to extend the life of your strings by wiping them down properly (only use a lint free type material to wipe with).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #30 Horse with No Name (Intro Only)
Learn the chords to the intro to the classic "Horse with no Name." Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
This lesson will show a basic example of what "Sustain" is - Check it out.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #29 Wiping Down your Strings (basic example)
This video clip basically shows how to extend the life of your strings by wiping them down properly (only use a lint free type material to wipe with).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #30 Horse with No Name (Intro Only)
Learn the chords to the intro to the classic "Horse with no Name." Learn the chords, then play along with the song. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #31 Electric Guitar Examples
This video clip will show some examples of a few electric guitar sounds. Each electric guitar will have its own distinct sound (a Les Paul is used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #32 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "E"
This lesson will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "E" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #33 Basic 2-Note "Blues Boogie" Riff in "A"
This video clip will teach you a basic 2-Note Blues / Boogie type riff played in the key of "A" (played at slow speed, then slowed down so you can learn it easier). Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #34 Acoustic Guitar Examples
Here are a few examples of some pieces of songs played on an Acoustic guitar. Each Acoustic guitar will have its own distinct sound (an Ovation Acoustic was used in these examples).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #35 12-String Guitar Examples
This video clip will let you hear a few pieces of songs played on a 12-String (the 12-string has a very full and rich sound to it). An Ovation 12-String was used in these examples.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
This video clip will show you (and compare) the 3 types of guitars - The Electric, Acoustic, and the 12-String (playing a short piece of a Led Zeppelen classic).
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP!
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #36 3 Types of Guitars (examples)
Lesson #37 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (D on A-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "D" chord with its root note on the A-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)
This video clip will show you the basic Blues / Boogie chord shape using the "A" chord with its root note on the E-String. Don't forget to download the handout!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO CLIP! CLICK HERE FOR HANDOUT!
Lesson #38 Blues / Boogie Riff Example (A on E-String)