Have you ever wondered what actually makes up a G major chord on guitar? Most of us learn chord shapes by memorizing finger positions — but there’s a lot more going on under the hood. In the video above, we’ll break down the G major chord note by note so you can see exactly how […]
Learn 15 easy Christmas songs on guitar with simple chords. Includes songs using just G, C, D plus tips for beginners. Free chord chart included.
This lesson is part of my guitar triads series. Today we’ve got another guitar lesson on triads – those super-handy three note chords that you can find all over the fretboard! Previously, we looked at Root 1 or E Shaped Triads, as well as Root 2 or D Shaped Triads, and today we’re looking at […]
Today I’ve got a cool little trick to share with you – the “muted stroke strum.” This isn’t something I use all the time, but when it fits, it really shines. If you like listening to Jack Johnson, you’ll hear him using his kind of technique all the time. We’ll start off with a simple […]
D-shaped triads on the top three strings are some of the most useful chord shapes you’ll learn on guitar. They’re moveable, sound great in both rhythm and lead playing, and once you understand them, you can play smooth chord progressions anywhere on the fretboard. This lesson builds on my previous video about E-shaped triads, and […]
Three free videos. The fretboard isn't twenty separate positions, it's one system that keeps repeating. Once you see that, the chord shapes you already know stop being mystery moves and start being the where of something bigger. I'll show you in about fifteen minutes total.