Whether you've been dreaming of strumming chords or shredding solos, this lesson is your launchpad! I've taught this tried-and-true beginner lesson to over 700 (and counting!) students, and trust me, it's the perfect starting point! So dust off that guitar, ignite your passion, and hit play on this video, or share it with someone who you know wants to start playing🎵🔥
I'm assuming your guitar is in tune, but it really doesn't need to be for this lesson. The best way to tune it at this stage is to download the app "Guitar Tuna". For iPhone users you can find it here on the app store. For Android users you can find it here on the Google play store. It's pretty user-friendly and is the easiest way to tune your guitar.
The single note songs can easily be changed out for something of your choice. Do a Google search for "Song of your Choice Guitar TABS easy version". If it's a popular song, you'll find something. The sites "Songsterr" and "Ultimate Guitar" are the best and each have their own easy to use app.
Here it is. Start here and remember that we offer in-hone lessons in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and offer virtual lessons across all of Canada if you prefer to have a professional help you.
Use the star system to help motive and track your progress through songs and exercises. Here is the breakdown for this exercise:
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