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Guitar Lesson Overview
Here is a cool concept - take a power chord, let the B and E string ring open, and voila! You instanstly have some lush sounding, interesting chord voicings happening. Move this shape around on the fretboard and discover new and interesting sounding guitar chords. Just avoid the Bb... that does not sound good.
Guitar Theory Made Simple!
Understanding I-IV-V is an intensive 65 minute video that will give you a crash course on guitar theory. It is not a complete lesson on music theory. Instead, this is the perfect introductory tool to get you started on the guitar, or to reveal the secrets of the fretboard that you are not aware of yet. You will learn why chord numbers are far more important than chord letters, how to write your own songs and chord progressions effortlessly and endlessly, and much more.
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Guitar Pro
I use Guitar Pro for most of my video lessons. It is a great product that will not only show you the notes in both TAB and standard notation, you will also HEAR them being played at the same you see them. Very helpful for learning! Click the link below to try the free demo.
Video Clips
I have lots of gear demos too on this site. Go and take a look at some of my Guitar Videos for some examples of gear I use or have used.
Comments on this video lesson:
Thanks Robert, I'm a 60yr old retired Train Engineer finally doing something I've always wanted to do! Your helping a Dream Come True!
Stan
thanks for all your lessons Robert. I've picked up some very useful (and fun) stuff from your lessons.
Comment added on September 15, 2010Thanks for all your efforts.
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