Acoustic Guitar System | Melodic Guitar Lessons for Beginner

Acoustic Guitar System | Melodic Guitar Lessons for Beginner, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.64, with 96 lectures, based on 1445 reviews, and has 10006 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn basic major and minor chords as well as extended chords such as maj7, min7, add9, sus4 and more. From scale to melody. How to use the notes of a scale to write a melody. How to play musical ideas using fingerpicking/fingerstyle technique. Practical music theory and how to play musical ideas using intervals. How to harmonize the major and minor scale and put together chord progressions. How to implement extended chords in your playing. This course is ideal for individuals who are Guitar players who want to learn guitar in a musical, practical and interesting way. or Players who want to learn beautiful chords. or Guitar players who want to learn how to write a melody using the notes of a scale. or Guitar players who want to learn extended chords. or Guitar players who want the tool to become a professional guitar player and teacher. It is particularly useful for Guitar players who want to learn guitar in a musical, practical and interesting way. or Players who want to learn beautiful chords. or Guitar players who want to learn how to write a melody using the notes of a scale. or Guitar players who want to learn extended chords. or Guitar players who want the tool to become a professional guitar player and teacher.

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Summary

Title: Acoustic Guitar System | Melodic Guitar Lessons for Beginner

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.64

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 93

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn basic major and minor chords as well as extended chords such as maj7, min7, add9, sus4 and more.
From scale to melody. How to use the notes of a scale to write a melody.
How to play musical ideas using fingerpicking/fingerstyle technique.
Practical music theory and how to play musical ideas using intervals.
How to harmonize the major and minor scale and put together chord progressions.
How to implement extended chords in your playing.

Who Should Attend

Guitar players who want to learn guitar in a musical, practical and interesting way.
Players who want to learn beautiful chords.
Guitar players who want to learn how to write a melody using the notes of a scale.
Guitar players who want to learn extended chords.
Guitar players who want the tool to become a professional guitar player and teacher.

Target Audiences

Guitar players who want to learn guitar in a musical, practical and interesting way.
Players who want to learn beautiful chords.
Guitar players who want to learn how to write a melody using the notes of a scale.
Guitar players who want to learn extended chords.
Guitar players who want the tool to become a professional guitar player and teacher.

ACOUSTIC GUITAR SYSTEM is a guitar course for beginners who keep asking the same questions:

“How can I go from playing simple basic chords to beautiful sounding melodies in a few weeks.”

“what about putting music theory into practice so that I can finally come up with my musical ideas.”

Acoustic Guitar System is an online course that will show you how to play guitar in the most creative, musical, and practical way.

In this guitar course, I am going to show you how to transform your guitar playing and become a creative guitar player.

We will cover things such as:

“Fingerstyle technique and how to pluck the strings to achieve the perfect tone, dynamics, and control. We will play basic melodies, chords, arpeggios, and musical ideas that will shape your fingerpicking technique.”

“Practical music theory and how to put into practice basic concepts such as intervals, major and minor chords, extended chords, major and minor scales, and more.”

“Beautiful chords on the guitar and how to use fingerstyle guitar to spice things up and create chord progressions that are simple yet interesting. We will cover major and minor chords as well as major 7th, minor 7th and dominant 7th chords as well as add9 and more.”

Scales and melodies on guitar and how to write a beautiful melody by learning the notes of the scale and then wisely write combine chords and single notes.

Basic percussive technique on the acoustic guitar such as thumb slap and thumb slap and strum.

This guitar course is perfect for any guitar player who wants to learn more about playing guitar and truly understand how to put together chords and melody.

Three things are stopping you from becoming the guitar player you want.

Number 1: You are stuck in a guitar rot. It could be because you play the same chords and songs or because you don’t know how to progress. Reaching a plateau is one of the main reasons why guitar players stop playing guitar.

Number 2: You are practicing the wrong things. When I talk to beginners, I hear this a lot, “I am playing Pentatonic scales because someone told me this is the best way to start.” There isn’t such a thing as the best way. There is your way and what you need. Don’t waste time practicing guitar styles that don’t represent you. You want to be a blues player, learn blues. A classical player, learn classical guitar.

Number 3: You try to play too many things. Places like YouTube drive you crazy, and you always end up clicking on a ton of guitar lessons instead of practicing. Too many choices can slow you down big time.

The good news is, it is easy to get your motivation back if you follow a structured program.

If you want to learn how to play basic chords, extended chords, and you want to finally learn how to play simple scales and melodies using fingerstyle guitar, you should check this course. We will also learn practical music theory, simple percussive technique, and more.

Each guitar lesson comes with a dedicated Pdf that you can download and print.

IS THIS COURSE FOR BEGINNERS?

As a guitar teacher, I do my best to make things as simple as possible. This course doesn’t show you how to hold the guitar or how to play your very first chords.

However, just because it doesn’t show you that it doesn’t mean that it is not for beginners.

There are a lot of different levels within the beginner’s phase. Some beginners can pick up things much faster than others so they could, for example, finish this course quickly.

Some beginners learn slowly, and they need a more step-by-step and detailed program.

I did my best to keep things very simple. However, if you never played guitar before, THIS COURSE IS NOT FOR YOU.

It’s impossible to create a beginner course that fits everyone. I am aware of that!

I would consider this course to be great for fingerstyle beginners. It’s for students that already played guitar for a while and know the basic chords and simple strumming who want to learn more about fingerstyle, practical music theory, scales, and chords.

PLEASE! Make sure you preview some of the lessons inside Acoustic Guitar System.

Take advantage of the 30 days money back!

My goal is to teach you how to play guitar creatively. I did my best to organize the guitar lessons step by step, but I am always open to feedback so, please, if you have questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with new ideas or suggestions.

Enough talking!

Grab your guitar, and let’s get started.

Marco Cirillo

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: FINGERSTYLE TECHNIQUE EXPLAINED

Lecture 1: Some of things you will learn in this module

Lecture 2: How to position the thumb | Three Golden Rules

Lecture 3: Thumb Exercise | Spanish Melody

Lecture 4: How to pluck the strings with the fingers | Three Golden Rules

Lecture 5: Alternate Fingering Exercise | The One String Challenge

Lecture 6: What's an arpeggio?

Lecture 7: Arpeggio Exercise | Melodic Arpeggio Pattern

Lecture 8: Combine Single Notes And Arpeggios

Lecture 9: Arpeggio and Melody Exercise | Classical E minor

Lecture 10: Neck memorization. Chromatic Scale Vs Reference Note.

Lecture 11: Neck Memorization Simple Exercise.

Lecture 12: Difference Between Strumming and Fingerstyle

Chapter 2: PRACTICAL MUSIC THEORY| Intervals Explained with Musical Idea

Lecture 1: Some of the things you will learn in this module

Lecture 2: Music Theory Terms You Should Know.

Lecture 3: Intervals | The Space Between Two Notes

Lecture 4: The Chromatic Scale

Lecture 5: Major and minor 2nd

Lecture 6: Major and Minor 3rd

Lecture 7: The G and B Open Strings Exception

Lecture 8: Perfect 4th

Lecture 9: Perfect 5th

Lecture 10: Major and Minor 6th

Lecture 11: Major and Minor 7th

Lecture 12: Introducing the Major Scale

Chapter 3: CHORDS AND FINGERPICKING GUITAR

Lecture 1: Some of the things you will learn in this module

Lecture 2: How to Name and Write Chords

Lecture 3: Chords Names as Roman Numerals

Lecture 4: Where Chords Come From

Lecture 5: Difference Between Major and Minor Chords

Lecture 6: Arpeggio Triads Explained

Lecture 7: Musical ideas with arpeggios

Lecture 8: From Arpeggio to Basic Chords

Lecture 9: C major Key

Lecture 10: C major | Chord Progression N.1

Lecture 11: C major | Chord Progression N.2

Lecture 12: C major | Chord Progression N.3

Lecture 13: The Relative Minor Key Explained

Lecture 14: A minor | Chord Progression N.1

Lecture 15: A minor | Chord Progression N.2

Lecture 16: A minor | Chord Progression N.3

Lecture 17: G major Key

Lecture 18: G major | Chord Progression N.1

Lecture 19: G major | Chord Progression N.2

Lecture 20: G major | Chord Progression N.3

Lecture 21: E minor Key | Relative Minor of G major

Lecture 22: E Minor| Chord Progression N.1

Lecture 23: E Minor| Chord Progression N.2

Lecture 24: E Minor| Chord Progression N.3

Lecture 25: Other Basic Chords

Chapter 4: SCALES AND MELODY

Lecture 1: How to fret the notes correctly

Lecture 2: Some of the things you will learn in this module

Lecture 3: Scale Interval Pattern

Lecture 4: How to Organize Scales on Guitar

Lecture 5: Step 1 | C major Scale

Lecture 6: Step 2 | Combine Melody and Chords in C major

Lecture 7: Step 3 | Melody in C major

Lecture 8: Step 1 | A minor scale

Lecture 9: Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in A Minor

Lecture 10: Step 3 | Melody in A minor

Lecture 11: Step 1 | G major Scale

Lecture 12: Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in G major

Lecture 13: Step 3 | G major Melody

Lecture 14: Step 1 | E minor Scale

Lecture 15: Step 2 | Combine Chords and Melody in E minor

Lecture 16: Step 3 | E Minor Melody

Chapter 5: EXTENDED CHORDS | FROM BASIC TO COOL | 7th and Add9 CHORD

Lecture 1: Extended Chords. What are They? WATCH!

Lecture 2: Major 7th Chords in C major/A minor key

Lecture 3: Practical Example in C major

Lecture 4: Practical Example in A minor

Lecture 5: Major 7th Chords in G major/E minor

Lecture 6: Practical Example in G major

Lecture 7: How to Spice Things Up with Fingerstyle Guitar

Lecture 8: Practical Example in E minor

Lecture 9: Add9 Chords in C major/A minor

Lecture 10: Practical Example in C major

Lecture 11: Practical Example in A minor

Lecture 12: Add9 Chords in G major/E minor

Lecture 13: Practical Example in G major

Lecture 14: Practical Example in E minor

Chapter 6: DO IT YOURSELF! APPLY THINGS IN D MAJOR (AND OTHER KEYS)

Lecture 1: I Didn't Write Anything for this Module. WATCH BEFORE YOU GET STARTED.

Lecture 2: The D major Key Explained

Lecture 3: D Major Chord Progression

Lecture 4: Add a Fingerpicking Pattern to the Chord Progression

Lecture 5: How to Add a Melody Using the Scale

Lecture 6: D Major Extensions 7th and 9th

Lecture 7: D major Using 7th Chords

Lecture 8: D major Using Add9 Chords

Chapter 7: USEFUL RHYTHMIC TECHNIQUES FOR BEGINNERS

Lecture 1: Thumb Slap | Rhythmic Technique for Beginners

Lecture 2: Thumb Slap Technique Ex.1

Lecture 3: Thumb Slap and Strum

Lecture 4: Thumb Slap and Strum Ex.1

Chapter 8: BONUS | POPULAR EXTENDED CHORDS for BEGINNERS

Lecture 1: Sus2 and Sus4 Chords in D major

Instructors

Marco Cirillo
Guitar Teacher, YouTuber, Composer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 14 votes
2 stars: 23 votes
3 stars: 93 votes
4 stars: 361 votes
5 stars: 954 votes

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