How To Practice Guitar: The Ultimate 7 Step Guide
Taking up the study of classical guitar (or guitar of any kind!) can seem daunting, but with the proper practice methods you can achieve high levels of proficiency in less time than you might think.
Read on to learn how to devise an effective practice regimen to hone your skills on the classical guitar.
Attention Beginners: Guthrie helps beginners take their playing to the next level! Recently Guthrie taught you the 1-3-5 method as a great way to get familiar with outlining chords in arpeggio patterns. This new lesson installment takes it a step further now using that 1-3-5 pattern to outline a 1-3-6m-1-4-5 progression in the Key of E. This lesson offers extra study materials to ensure you fully grasp all the knowledge Guthrie has to offer. Use the backing track and tablature in conjunction with the video lesson- and be rocking in no time!
Since launching the School of Blues Guitar nearly three years and several thousand video exchanges ago, I have noticed a few things that make VE’s more productive.
If you’ve ever dabbled in bluegrass guitar, you’ve probably heard of the boom chuck and alternating bass strumming patterns. Today we’re going to learn what these foundational techniques are and how to transform them into a more elaborate and colorful bluegrass rhythm style.