Live Guitar Lesson Replay – How To Play “Rockin’ In The Free World” by Neil Young
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
How To Play Power Chords
This is a guitar lesson that will teach you How To Play Power Chords. It’s geared towards beginners so if you have never played power chords before, this video will walk you through everything you need to know to master them. Here are the Charts and Tabs Shown in the video lesson:
Live Guitar Lesson Replay – How To Create Your Own Backing/Jam Tracks
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Live Guitar Lesson Replay – How To Jam To Backing Tracks & Open Q&A – 3-22-20
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Live Guitar Lesson Replay – How To Master A Riff Or Groove – 12-15-19
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Live Guitar Lesson Replay – Chord Voicings – A Simple Breakdown & Example – 12-1-19
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Simple Guitar Lick To Jam Over
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
One Handed Guitar Practice
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Live Guitar Lesson Replay – How To Increase Your Speed & Dexterity – 9-9-19
The main topic of this lesson is “Understanding & Using Relative Major/Minor Key Signatures” and explaining why its such a powerful concept!
Connecting The Dots – Tips For Learning Guitar
I have a lesson today that I wanted to talk about and it’s more of a theory based concept. It’s a great concept because it also relates to the physical side of learning guitar as well. The idea is the importance of “connecting the dots”… and this is both explained as a way to think about how guitar concepts relate to each other, but also the physical aspect of connecting the dots that you’d see on your fretboard and in guitar tabs. This came about when I was doing a live online guitar lesson. At the end of the lesson…