In this online course curriculum you will begin training using a powerful guitar playing exercise technique that doesn’t even require a guitar
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Finger Independence
This online course curriculum will teach the basics of reading chord diagrams so you can get a head start on learning 1000s songs
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Reading Chord Diagrams
NOTE: The “Next Lesson” material mentioned at the end of the video will be introduced by your teacher in a future class.
This online course curriculum will teach the basics of reading guitar TAB so you can decipher all those crazy guitar video codes
Please watch the video below.
Once the video is completed, simply click the continue button at the bottom of the page to view the next section.
Reading TAB
NOTE: The “Next Lesson” material mentioned at the end of the video will be introduced by your teacher in a future class.
This online course curriculum will offers a brief explanation of how to hold the guitar for the most effective progress and efficient playing as the journey begins.
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Note Names of the Open Strings
Tuning with an Electronic Tuner
This online course curriculum will offers a brief explanation of how to hold the guitar for the most effective progress and efficient playing as the journey begins.
Please watch the video below.
Once the video is completed, simply click the continue button at the bottom of the page to view the next section.
Holding the Guitar
This online course curriculum will begin preparing you with important information before attending guitar classes.
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Goals for this Pre-Training
- Understand why setting healthy expectations can help you can enjoy the process of learning and progress much faster
- Understand how holding the guitar properly can completely bypass a ton of obstacles most newer players face
- Learn the open string note names and how to get tuned up so you’re the hit at any jam session or family get together
- Begin understanding how to read guitar TAB so you can decipher all those crazy online guitar codes
- Learn a foundational music reading staple that will help you learn and play 1000s of songs
- You will begin training using a powerful guitar playing exercise technique that doesn’t even require a guitar
Setting Healthy Expectations
This online course curriculum will begin teaching you how and why music works.
This course introduces the topic of Diatonic Theory, or more easily, Major Scale Theory and will build a solid foundation for you and your understanding of music theory in general moving forward.
Be sure to download and print the class materials referenced in the training using the link below before beginning the course.
Click here to download the course materials
Please remember this link and all the content contained within this page are for your benefit and should not be shared with anybody. Enjoy!
Goals for this Online Course
- Understand the basic principles of music terminology as covered in this specific course
- Understand how a major scale is constructed using half-steps and whole-steps
- Understand and apply general rules relating to the musical alphabet
- Determine scale tones for popular guitar keys: C major, A major, G major, E major and D major
Getting Started
- Download and print the course materials
- Click on video one “01-Intro” below and begin watching with your course materials ready to follow along and take notes
- Watch each video in order
01-Intro
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02-Definitions Part 1
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03-Definitions Part 2
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04-Birth of a Major Scale
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05-Application: Building a Major Scale
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06-General Rules
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07-Questions
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08-Application: Individual Study
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Review of Goals for this Online Course:
- Understand the basic principles of music terminology as covered in this specific course
- Understand how a major scale is constructed using half-steps and whole-steps
- Understand and apply general rules relating to the musical alphabet
- Determine scale tones for popular guitar keys: C major, A major, G major, E major and D major
Moving Forward:
The ball is now in your court. By watching these materials and doing the Individual Study portions of this specific course, you should gain a much needed foundational element to learning and understand music theory that most other teaching methods leave out.
Questions:
If you have questions as you move through this learning course, please make a note of them by writing them down. Chances are your questions, relating to the scope of this specific course, may be answered in another section of teaching. If not, feel free to bring the question(s) to your instructor after you have watched all the above video lectures and completed the Individual Study exercise to the best of your ability. Being able to wrestle through these concepts on your own will serve you well as you grow in your musicianship.
Have fun:-)
This online course curriculum will begin teaching you how and why music works.
This course introduces the topic of Diatonic Theory, or more easily, Major Scale Theory and will build a solid foundation for you and your understanding of music theory in general moving forward.
Be sure to download and print the class materials referenced in the training using the link below before beginning the course.
Click here to download the course materials
Please remember this link and all the content contained within this page are for your benefit and should not be shared with anybody. Enjoy!
Goals for this Online Course
- Understand the basic principles of music terminology as covered in this specific course
- Understand how a major scale is constructed using half-steps and whole-steps
- Understand and apply general rules relating to the musical alphabet
- Determine scale tones for popular guitar keys: C major, A major, G major, E major and D major
Getting Started
- Download and print the course materials
- Click on video one “01-Intro” below and begin watching with your course materials ready to follow along and take notes
- Watch each video in order
01-Intro
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02-Definitions Part 1
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03-Definitions Part 2
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04-Birth of a Major Scale
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05-Application: Building a Major Scale
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06-General Rules
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07-Questions
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08-Application: Individual Study
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Review of Goals for this Online Course:
- Understand the basic principles of music terminology as covered in this specific course
- Understand how a major scale is constructed using half-steps and whole-steps
- Understand and apply general rules relating to the musical alphabet
- Determine scale tones for popular guitar keys: C major, A major, G major, E major and D major
Moving Forward:
The ball is now in your court. By watching these materials and doing the Individual Study portions of this specific course, you should gain a much needed foundational element to learning and understand music theory that most other teaching methods leave out.
Questions:
If you have questions as you move through this learning course, please make a note of them by writing them down. Chances are your questions, relating to the scope of this specific course, may be answered in another section of teaching. If not, feel free to bring the question(s) to your instructor after you have watched all the above video lectures and completed the Individual Study exercise to the best of your ability. Being able to wrestle through these concepts on your own will serve you well as you grow in your musicianship.
Have fun:-)