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Fingerstyle Guitar Techniques | Beginner to Intermediate

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Fingerstyle Guitar Techniques | Beginner to Intermediate, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 71 lectures, based on 68 reviews, and has 1813 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn how to emulate the sound of a drum kit on your guitar You will learn multiple fingerstyle techniques You will learn how to play open chord progressions which will be used to play songs in any key with a capo You will learn how to create basic melodies on top of these chords You will learn how to play in different rhythms including 4/4 and 3/4 timing You will learn how to combine all of the percussive elements with chords and their variations You will be equipped with the knowledge to start learning and creating your own Fingerstyle guitar pieces You will learn how to read tab and chord diagrams This course is ideal for individuals who are Guitarists of all levels who want to understand the basics of Modern Fingerstyle Guitar and how it applies to open chord progressions and their variations It is particularly useful for Guitarists of all levels who want to understand the basics of Modern Fingerstyle Guitar and how it applies to open chord progressions and their variations.

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Title: Fingerstyle Guitar Techniques | Beginner to Intermediate

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • You will learn how to emulate the sound of a drum kit on your guitar
  • You will learn multiple fingerstyle techniques
  • You will learn how to play open chord progressions which will be used to play songs in any key with a capo
  • You will learn how to create basic melodies on top of these chords
  • You will learn how to play in different rhythms including 4/4 and 3/4 timing
  • You will learn how to combine all of the percussive elements with chords and their variations
  • You will be equipped with the knowledge to start learning and creating your own Fingerstyle guitar pieces
  • You will learn how to read tab and chord diagrams

Who Should Attend

  • Guitarists of all levels who want to understand the basics of Modern Fingerstyle Guitar and how it applies to open chord progressions and their variations

Target Audiences

  • Guitarists of all levels who want to understand the basics of Modern Fingerstyle Guitar and how it applies to open chord progressions and their variations

G’day guys! My name is Dave and I want to welcome you to my Fingerstyle Guitar course. I’ve been playing this style for over 10 years and have passion for teaching the foundational skills which helped me become a more experienced player. If you have no prior knowledge or just a basic understanding on how to play Fingerstyle guitar then this course is for you!

In this course:

  1. You’re going to learn all of the percussive techniques. This includes creating the sound of a drum kits snare and bass kick on your guitar. This is achieved by either hitting the body of the guitar or slapping the strings of the guitar on beat.

  2. You’ll learn how to use these percussive techniques while fingerpicking and strumming open chord progressions that are widely used in the majority of modern music. This will enable you to play songs in any key with the use of a capo.

  3. You’ll learn to play different chord variations and melodies at the same time while adding percussive elements. This will equip you with the tools to improvise over many popular songs.

  4. Finally, when you’re finished with this course you’ll have the ability to combine chords, melody and percussive elements with other extended techniques that will help you play more complex music. This includes techniques like Hammerons, pulloffs, tapping and harmonics

Throughout the lessons I’m going to teach you all of the practical things I’ve learned in my 10 years of playing so that you’ll be on the fastest track possible to becoming an advanced player. I’m even going to cover the very basics like advice for picking a guitar, how to select the correct strings, tuning your guitar, the best fingernail length for playing, and good practice tips.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Practice Tips

Lecture 2: Getting Started

Lecture 3: Fingers and Fingernails

Lecture 4: Selecting a Guitar and Strings

Lecture 5: Tuning Your Guitar

Lecture 6: Using a Capo

Lecture 7: Reading TAB

Lecture 8: Reading Chord Diagrams

Chapter 2: Kick Drum and Snare

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Beat Variation #1

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Beat Variation #1 With Strumming

Lecture 3: Ex. 03: Beat Variation #2

Lecture 4: Ex. 04: Beat Variation #2 With Strumming

Chapter 3: Percussive Slaps: G Major Progression

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: 1/4 Note Rhythm with G, C2 Progression

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: 1/8 Note Rhythm with G Progression

Lecture 3: Ex. 03: 1/4 Note Rhythm with Thumb Slaps

Chapter 4: Fingerpicking: C Major Progression

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Picking Variation #1 (Individual Strings)

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Single Strings and Chords

Lecture 3: Ex. 03: Variation #2

Chapter 5: Fingerpicking: D Major Progression

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Picking Variation #3

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Picking Variation #4 with Thumb Slaps

Chapter 6: Fingerpicking: E Major Progression

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Picking Variation #4

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Picking Variation #5 with Thumb Slap

Chapter 7: Kick Drum With Fingerstyle

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: E Progression

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: C Progression

Chapter 8: Strumming With a Beat

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Strumming Variation #1

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Strumming Variation #2

Chapter 9: Embellishing Fingerstyle Progressions

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: Variation #1 Keeping It Simple

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: Variation #2 Adding Thumb Slaps

Chapter 10: Hammer-ons and Pull-offs

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Ex. 01: Fingerstyle Progression in G

Lecture 3: Ex. 02: G Major Progression with Thumb Slaps

Chapter 11: Sliding Technique

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Example: C Major Progression

Chapter 12: Fingerstyle In 3/4 Timing

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Ex. 01: C Major Progression

Lecture 3: Ex. 02: G Major Progression

Lecture 4: Ex. 03: G Major Variation With Thumb Slaps

Chapter 13: Slapping & Picking Simultaneously

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Ex. 01: Strumming and Slapping

Lecture 3: Ex. 02: Fingerpicking With Chord Slap

Lecture 4: Ex. 03: Slapping With Embellishments and Sliding

Lecture 5: Ex. 04: Adding a Bass Kick

Chapter 14: Open String Harmonics

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Ex. 01: Slapping natural harmonics with strumming

Lecture 3: Ex. 02: Slapping natural harmonics with fingerpicking

Lecture 4: Ex. 03: Fingerpicking harmonics on Individual strings

Lecture 5: Ex. 04: Fingerpicking harmonics on multiple strings

Chapter 15: Fretted Harmonics

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Ex. 01: Slapping fretted harmonics

Lecture 3: Ex. 02: Right-hand harmonics with percussion

Lecture 4: Ex. 03: Harp harmonics

Chapter 16: Barre Chords: A Major Progression

Lecture 1: Ex. 01: F#m barre chord on bottom strings

Lecture 2: Ex. 02: A Major progression with embellishments

Chapter 17: Nashville Number System

Lecture 1: The Major Scale

Lecture 2: Chord Qualities

Lecture 3: Difference Between Chord Qualities

Chapter 18: 7 Chord Progression In CAGED Keys

Lecture 1: Using a Capo to Play all 12 Keys

Lecture 2: Key of C

Lecture 3: Key of A

Lecture 4: Key of G

Lecture 5: Key of E

Lecture 6: Key of D

Chapter 19: Chord Melody Arranging

Lecture 1: Amazing Grace Tutorial

Chapter 20: Intermediate Level Etude: Course Preview

Lecture 1: Course Preview Tutorial

Chapter 21: Two-Handed Tapping & Alternate Tunings

Lecture 1: Example In G Major

Lecture 2: DADGAD Tuning Overview

Lecture 3: Two-Handed Tapping Introduction

Chapter 22: Intermediate Compositions in DADGAD Tuning

Lecture 1: Love Carried Her Home Tutorial: 6/8 Timing with Percussion and Fingerpicking

Lecture 2: Ancestors Theme A Tutorial: Utilizing the Two Handed Tapping Approach

Lecture 3: Ancestors Theme B Tutorial: Fingerpicking with More Left Hand Movement

Lecture 4: Thank You Message!

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