STEP  1   ACOUSTIC GUITAR

Before You Begin

This group of lessons is specifically curated for the first time acoustic guitar players. This is a great place to find out if you are interested in learning a new instrument or not. Be sure to go through the Self-Quiz and the Tips & Tricks sections after learning. Don't forget to download your student guide below.

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Self-Quiz

1.  Do I know the string names and numbers by memory?

2.  What are the corresponding numbers for each of my fingers?

3.  Can I form a new chord only using a chord diagram?

4.  Can I effectively tune my guitar in 5 minutes or less?

Tips & Tricks

1. Take the time you need to learn to read the chord diagrams.

2.  Remember the string names: Every Amateur Does Get Better Eventually

3.  Buy a chromatic tuner that plays the pitch aloud.

 


 
 

Self-Quiz

1.  Can I play each of the chords without any buzzing?

2.  Do I strum all the correct strings for each chord?

3.  Do I have a hard time changing between chords?

4.  Can I keep up with the instructor's pace?

Tips & Tricks

1.  Stop the video and take the time to master a new concept.

2.  Try slowing things down, then speed them up as you get better.

3.  If this is challenging, take only 15min each day to practice. 

 


 
 

Self-Quiz

1.  Can I play each of the chords without any buzzing?

2.  Do I strum all the correct strings for each chord?

3.  Do I have a hard time changing between chords?

4.  Can I keep up with the instructor's pace?

Tips & Tricks

1.  C Shapes can be a stretch. Make sure you give your fingers a break.

2.  Watch your chord changes. Make sure your fingers are moving efficiently.

 

 


 
 

Self-Quiz

1.  Can I play each of the chords without any buzzing?

2.  Do I strum all the correct strings for each chord?

3.  Do I have a hard time changing between chords?

4.  Can I keep up with the instructor's pace?

Tips & Tricks

1.  E Shapes have a lot of movement. Be sure to anchor your fingers.

2.  This shape is meant to be played open. Go ahead and strum all the strings.

3.  Change up the order of your progressions to lock the chords in.

 


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