FINGERSTYLE TECHNIQUE EXPLAINED
- Some of things you will learn in this module
- How to position the thumb | Three Golden Rules
- Thumb Exercise | Spanish Melody
- How to pluck the strings with the fingers | Three Golden Rules
- Alternate Fingering Exercise | The One String Challenge
- What's an arpeggio?
- Arpeggio Exercise | Melodic Arpeggio Pattern
- Combine Single Notes And Arpeggios
- Arpeggio and Melody Exercise | Classical E minor
- Neck memorization. Chromatic Scale Vs Reference Note.
- Neck Memorization Simple Exercise.
- Difference Between Strumming and Fingerstyle
PRACTICAL MUSIC THEORY| Intervals Explained with Musical Idea
- Some of the things you will learn in this module
- Music Theory Terms You Should Know.
- Intervals | The Space Between Two Notes
- The Chromatic Scale
- Major and minor 2nd
- Major and Minor 3rd
- The G and B Open Strings Exception
- Perfect 4th
- Perfect 5th
- Major and Minor 6th
- Major and Minor 7th
- Introducing the Major Scale
CHORDS AND FINGERPICKING GUITAR
- Some of the things you will learn in this module
- How to Name and Write Chords
- Chords Names as Roman Numerals
- Where Chords Come From
- Difference Between Major and Minor Chords
- Arpeggio Triads Explained
- Musical ideas with arpeggios
- From Arpeggio to Basic Chords
- C major Key
- C major | Chord Progression N.1
- C major | Chord Progression N.2
- C major | Chord Progression N.3
- The Relative Minor Key Explained
- A minor | Chord Progression N.1
- A minor | Chord Progression N.2
- A minor | Chord Progression N.3
- G major Key
- G major | Chord Progression N.1
- G major | Chord Progression N.2
- G major | Chord Progression N.3
- E minor Key | Relative Minor of G major
- E Minor| Chord Progression N.1
- E Minor| Chord Progression N.2
- E Minor| Chord Progression N.3
- Other Basic Chords
SCALES AND MELODY
- How to fret the notes correctly
- Some of the things you will learn in this module
- Scale Interval Pattern
- How to Organize Scales on Guitar
- Step 1 | C major Scale
- Step 2 | Combine Melody and Chords in C major
- Step 3 | Melody in C major
- Step 1 | A minor scale
- Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in A Minor
- Step 3 | Melody in A minor
- Step 1 | G major Scale
- Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in G major
- Step 3 | G major Melody
- Step 1 | E minor Scale
- Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in E minor
- Step 3 | E Minor Melody
EXTENDED CHORDS | FROM BASIC TO COOL | 7th and Add9 CHORD
- Extended Chords. What are They? WATCH!
- Major 7th Chords in C major/A minor key
- Practical Example in C major
- Practical Example in A minor
- Major 7th Chords in G major/E minor
- Practical Example in G major
- How to Spice Things Up with Fingerstyle Guitar
- Practical Example in E minor
- Add9 Chords in C major/A minor
- Practical Example in C major
- Practical Example in A minor
- Add9 Chords in G major/E minor
- Practical Example in G major
- Practical Example in E minor
DO IT YOURSELF! APPLY THINGS IN D MAJOR (AND OTHER KEYS)
- I Didn't Write Anything for this Module. WATCH BEFORE YOU GET STARTED.
- The D major Key Explained
- D Major Chord Progression
- Add a Fingerpicking Pattern to the Chord Progression
- How to Add a Melody Using the Scale
- D Major Extensions 7th and 9th
- D major Using 7th Chords
- D major Using Add9 Chords
USEFUL RHYTHMIC TECHNIQUES FOR BEGINNERS
- Thumb Slap | Rhythmic Technique for Beginners
- Thumb Slap Technique Ex.1
- Thumb Slap and Strum
- Thumb Slap and Strum Ex.1
BONUS | POPULAR EXTENDED CHORDS for BEGINNERS
- Sus2 and Sus4 Chords in D major
