Lessons

LESSON 9: Learning the first 5 frets of the 4th string (D string) is a foundational step for any beginner guitarist. This stretch of the fretboard introduces you to essential notes that form the backbone of countless riffs, chords, and melodies.

LESSON 8: Mastering alternate fingering and picking on guitar is essential for developing speed, precision, and fluidity. Whether you're navigating complex solos or refining rhythm playing, these techniques open the door to dynamic expression and versatility.

LESSON 7 (2 of 2):Mastering guitar riffs is all about repetition, rhythm, and feel. Start with simple riffs, focusing on clean execution and timing. Gradually build speed while maintaining accuracy. With practice, you’ll not only play riffs but make them your own, adding personality and style.

LESSON 7 (1 of 2): Knowing the notes on the strings aid in transposing songs and understanding music theory in a practical way. The ability to recognize note locations quickly improves improvisation skills and makes learning new songs easier.

LESSON 6: It has been said that if you don't have rhythm, you got no soul. Make no mistake, you have soul it's here you'll get the rhythm.

LESSON 5: By now you should know at least three chords. Let's give those three chords a melody and some progression to make you a 3 Chord Rocker.

LESSON 2: We're adding four more new chords to your arsenal. A Major E Major, E Minor, and F Major. You earned it.