Introduction
How to Hold Your Guitar
Your Basic Right Hand Technique
Your Basic Left Hand Technique
Combining Your Left and Right Hands
Notes and Tabs: The Universal Guitar Language
Your Very First Guitar Song
Your Second Song- Metallica's One Intro (Left Hand Techniques to Let Ring)
Your Second Song- Metallica's One Intro (Right Hand Techniques)
Chords and Your First Chords Song
Chords 2 and Your Second Chords Song
Power Chords
Case Study: Nirvana- Smells Like Teen Spirit
Solo: Nirvana- Smells Like Teen Spirit
2 Techniques for Soloing: Vibrato and Hammer On/Pull Off
The Art of Performance: 2 tips and conclusion
Absolutely! This course is tailored and designed specifically for beginners. Just grab a guitar- ANY Guitar- with a pick and let's get the party started! We'll guide you through the entire process and you can always contact us for more support!
That's okay! :) One of the perks of this course is that once you enrol we will help you choose the perfect guitar for you! Right after enrolment send us an email and we'll help you find the right guitar based on your taste, needs and budget. AND you have full access to the course contents for 1 year! So you won't run out of time.
If you have only played some basic chords and songs, then YES! We highly recommend you starting with this course before jumping into the intermediate course. In this course we not only talk about chords, but also we talk about basic soloing and some soloing techniques as well. For example here you will learn to play Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit"! The chords and the solo!
NO! and NO! This is only a once-off purchase. This is not a subscription based course. We do NOT save your card details on our system in no shape or form. And we use Paypal's purchasing system which is one of the most secure and trusted ones in the world.
We are based in Melbourne-Australia. All of our prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD). If you are purchasing this course from the US, UK, Canada or Europe, just convert the course price to your homeland currency based on the rates of your financial institution.