Beginner Guitar Course – Level 3
This module will be fun. With this module, we will start implementing barre chords into our practice sessions. Don’t worry, it will be a very gentle introduction. The goal is to just start working on these shapes.
We will also learn a few very cool sounding guitar chords and strummings. We will work on some arpeggios and play a very nice sounding guitar solo with our Master Session. As usual we will practice 2 hand synchronisation exercises. There is also a new concept – WORKOUT. We will work on your picking technique with the backing track. Lets start!
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| Module 1 | Beginner Guitar Course - Level 3 |
| Unit 1 | Am7 and Em7 - cool alternative to minor chords |
| Unit 2 | Fmaj7 - great sounding chord |
| Unit 3 | Am7 Em7 Fmaj7 - dreamy sounding chord progression |
| Unit 4 | Hand synchronisation exercise |
| Unit 5 | AV PRESENTATION - Hand synchronisation exercise |
| Unit 6 | Transitional chord - G/Gb |
| Unit 7 | A new arpeggio - some picking hand tips |
| Unit 8 | MASTER SESSION 1 |
| Unit 9 | AV PRESENTATION - Guitar Solo - Master session 1 |
| Unit 10 | Some advice on how to work with Master Sessions |
| Unit 11 | WORKOUT - Individual alternate string picking |
| Unit 12 | Chromatic scale diagonal exercise |
| Unit 13 | AV PRESENTATION - Chromatic scale diagonal exercise |
| Unit 14 | F major - lets have some fun with barre chords! |
| Unit 15 | How to practice the F barre chord |
| Unit 16 | MASTER SESSION 2 |
| Unit 17 | AV Presentation - How to read strumming patterns from tablature |
| Unit 18 | Final words - share your achievements! |
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