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Creating arpeggios suitable for a given harmonic part.
Tags: Antonio Vivaldi, Arpeggios, Alternate...Learn to create a melody based on a major chord progression.
Tags: fingerstyle, acoustic, classicLearn to play fingerpicking style on an acoustic guitar.
Tags: arpeggios, acoustic, fingerpickingTraditional Aboriginal music
Tags: australia, didgeridoo, E5In this lesson you are going to learn how to play a melodic Jig line with some Banjo tricks.
Tags: Irish, Picking, Jig, Celtic, AcousticA Latin Jazz short tune which uses extended and altered chords
Tags: Latin Jazz, Bossa Nova, Samba, Jazz,...Combine two chords to create a Caribbean sound
Tags: Merengue, guitar, chords, syncopation12 string SRV acoustic blues
Tags: Stevie Ray Vaughan, SRV, Shuffle, Texas,...Have you ever wondered how an orchestra consisting of you + yourself would sound?!
Tags: acoustic, fingerpicking, swing, jazz, blues,...
Welcome to GMC's new classical guitar lessons. For the first lesson, Kosei will teach the first half of "Spanish Romance", a famous movie theme from the French cinema called "Forbidden Game".
Tags: classical, fingerpicking
Dedicated to the acoustic blues fans! Based on shuffle rhythm and a little bit of finger picking.
Tags: acoustic, blues, shuffle, fingerpickingMalagueña is a fandango from Málaga. It's a free style in E phrygian tonality.
Tags: malagueña, arpeggio, thumb-index,...
In this lesson Kosei presents Bach's Bourree! Although Bach never wrote a piece for the guitar, there are tons of his pieces that sound great on the guitar. Bourree is from a suite Bach wrote for the lute, an ancestor of the guitar.
Tags: Bach, Bourree, lute, classicalMalaguena, or Spanish dance, is named after the town of Malaga in south of Spain. It is in triple meter and similar to fandango.
Tags: spanish danceScale and arpeggio etude in the style of Agustin Barrios by Mariano Fraga.
Tags: Barrios, Mariano Fraga
A standard blues lick on the acoustic guitar. The beat is 4\4 and the chords are based on E7 A7 B7. It's not a difficult one and it's fun. I think this is a good start if you are new to blues music. If you want to improvise on it, the E pentatonic with the blue note( a# ) will do just fine.
Tags: standard blues, beginner, 12 bar blues.