The strategy for this type of arrangement is quite simple: to build the arpeggio use the melody, and with other notes of the backing chords you fill the "holes", i.e. rests or tied notes.

In this lesson we are covering this popular Christmas hymn from the middle ages. Here's an arrangement for the electric guitar, I hope you like it. First part of the lesson is being fingerpicked, while the rest is picked. The lesson's technique focus is on timing, feel, dynamics and vibrato.

How to play the song called "Baby Won't You Please Come Home" from 1919.

Will help you create better, more coherent improvisations using the end of your licks to start new ones.

Learn to play "Happy Birthday to you" in three different ways. Used all around the world!

Easy and catchy song to play, perfect for beginners!

Here's the "Are you ready" - GMC collaboration song lesson, so now you can finally jam along with it! =).It's in drop-D tuning, which means you should tune down the low E-string two half notes (two frets). All the other strings should have standard tuning.

GMC Song collaboration led by Marcus Lavendell. Participants jeff, GroovinMastiff, leedbreak, Andrew Cockburn, JVM, ezravdb, steve25, DeepRoots, ballistic31, Kristofer Dahl, Owen...

A German influenced classic.