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Guitar Chord/Strumming Lesson Highlights

Beginning

1. Strumming Basics

Learn the ins and outs of strumming a guitar chord. The open-position C, G, and D chord are introduced. Learn simple strum patterns and how to practice switching from one guitar chord to another. AUDIO &PIC'S

Intermediate

1. Chords You Must Know

Improve your chord repertoire.
You will need to learn these guitar chords to play many classic rock, alternative rock, and pop rock songs. AUDIO & Chord Grids

2. E Blues Rhythm

A must for all rock and blues guitar players!
Also known as the "12 Bar Blues", this form was created in southern cotton fields by black slaves around the early 1900's. It is one of the main reasons that Rock and Roll is here today. AUDIO & PIC'S

3. E Blues Shuffle Rhythm

Give the E Blues Rhythm an authentic blues "feel" Learn about triplets and the shuffle rhythm. Practice and listen to guitar licks played with the shuffle rhythm. AUDIO

4. Palm muting

Inject attitude into your playing! Learn this quitar technique used by your favorite bands.AUDIO & PIC'S

5. Power Chord Basics

They're fun! They're easy, Where would this world be without them?! Learn how to play 3 different guitar chords in 2 different riffs. AUDIO &PIC'S

6. Mute Strumming

You hear guitar players do it all the time-from Nirvana to Blink 182! Learn two different ways to mute a strum. Practice 2 different strum patterns. AUDIO & PIC'S

7. Southern Rock Lesson

Southern rock is a style which was born of many influences: the blues, gospel, and country. Learn how to play a riff and an exercise. AUDIO

8. Ska Rock Lesson

Playing Ska music or Reggae music on the guitar requires a few different strumming techniques to come together. Learn these techniques in this lesson. AUDIO

Advanced

1. Hendrix Funky-note strums

Make your guitar riffs and solos get down and dirty! This is a difficult technique requiring a lot of left-hand muting. Work on 2 different exercises then try to play a funky-note lick with one of the practice tracks. AUDIO & PIC'S

2. Classic Rock Styles

From Dylan to Nirvana, many guitar techniques survive the test of time. Learn about ties, bass note/strum patterns, and chord arpeggios. AUDIO

3. Heavy Metal Guitar 1

Learn some killer, challenging metal riffs in the style of Metallica, Perfect Circle, etc... Riffs include power chords and alternating picking with palm muting. AUDIO & PIC'S.

4. Top Ten Guitar Riffs

Throughout rock history, great guitar riffs were created and have since been used in some way by thousands of other rock guitar players. Checkout riffs by Bo Diddley, Keith Richards, Nirvana, and more! AUDIO

5. Jimmy Page Guitar Style

Jimmy Page has, for over 30 years, been revered as one of rock's baddest guitar slingers. In this in-depth lesson, learn about him, his gear and a few of his most recognizable strumming patterns. AUDIO

6. Advanced Blues Guitar Rhythm

In this blues guitar lesson, I will show you more complex rhythm patterns and chords that will make you sound more like an authentic blues guitar player.. AUDIO

7. Chuck Berry Rhythm Style

Songs like "Maybelline", "Nadine", and "Roll Over Beethoven" symbolize post-war America's prosperity and infatuation with Rhythm and Blues music! In this Chuck Berry Guitar Lesson, we will delve inside of his song and riff-writing genius! AUDIO

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