Chapter 1: Introduction to the Fifth Position on the Guitar What is the fifth position on the Guitar? The fifth position on the guitar is located with the first finger at the fifth fret. It is also responsible for the…
Reading Guitar Notes in the 2nd Position Reading guitar notes in the 2nd position on the guitar will not have any open string notes for these examples. You will see open string notes like E, B, G, D, and A.…
Please use the provided countdown alarm to practice your music subjects, such as reading, scales, arpeggios, etc. This will help you when you want to spend time on these subjects every day, given the limited amount of practice time you…
Enjoy this G Major backing track.
There is no simple answer when it comes to deciding whether an acoustic or electric guitar is best for the beginner guitarist. It depends on a number of factors, including the style of music the guitarist wants to play, their…
I got to watch him practice and play out at a very young age. I also got to listen to him practice songs at home on his JVC stereo system with curly-wired headphones on. I learned from hearing him talk…
How to play major triads over a bass note, or maybe a better title might be playing major triads over a static bass note. I will use each note of the chromatic scale to base 12 major triads over the…
In this lesson “How to Play Triad Shapes in Pattern Five of the Major Scale”, we will start with triads in the major scale pattern number five found in my article “Pentatonic Scale Plus Two Equals Major Scale”. Playing in…
This lesson “How to Play Triad Shapes in Pattern Four of the Major Scale”, starts with the triads in the major scale pattern number four. Playing in the key of G, this pattern is in the 10th fret area starting…
In this lesson, “How to Play Triad Shapes in Pattern Three of the Major Scale”, we start our first triad in the third major scale pattern. This major scale pattern is in the key of G and starts on the…