This course is part of How to Play Guitar Specialization

Instructor: Amanda Monaco

What you'll learn

  •   Play scales in a moveable open position
  •   Identify and play major, minor, diminished, and augmented arpeggios
  •   Add rhythmic timing to arpeggios and strumming to enhance your playing
  • Skills you'll gain

  •   Instrumental Music
  •   Music Performance
  •   Music Theory
  •   Music
  • There are 5 modules in this course

    This course is not only for the aspiring guitarist who has taken Berklee’s Guitar for Beginners, but also for guitarists who have let their six-string gather dust for too long, and want to brush up on techniques. Each lesson covers the four basic aspects you’ll need to sharpen your guitar chops: scales, arpeggios, chord progressions, and rhythm. Amanda’s practical approach to learning these important elements is fun and helps you to use what you’re learning and practicing in a real musical setting. You’ll improve your playing and creativity, whether it be as a singer-songwriter, a guitarist accompanying a singer, or a player in the band. By the end of this course, you’ll be more comfortable playing throughout the neck, and you’ll gain a better understanding of chord structure and how each chord relates to tonal centers or keys. You’ll also be able to solo and improvise by playing simple lead guitar lines based on the minor pentatonic scale. Whether your preference is for acoustic or electric, the curriculum is designed to turn you into a real guitarist.

    Scales

    Arpeggios

    Chords and Progressions

    Rhythm

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