Fingerstyle for the Curious Guitarist

We'll quickly review the string names names and how to read TAB.

This is the terminology that fingerstyle guitarists use.  We'll learn it and use it in all our lessons.

These are the most fundamental fingerstyle movements that stem from classical technique.

Here, we'll begin our practice of modern fingerstyle guitar with two strings.

We continue on to use three strings for a modern fingerstyle sound.

In this lesson, we'll learn how to use all of PIMA at the same time, as well as some new techniques to enhance our rhythms.

This seemingly basic lesson shines light on the most effective use of your thumb for strumming.

You'll never have to go looking for your pick ever again!  The invisible pick is always in your grasp.

This is a powerful flamenco technique that many modern players have adopted.

This is a technique for the fingerstyle player to use to match speed with their flatpicking counterparts.

This is a common & useful roll.

This is a common & useful roll.

This is a common & useful roll which incorporates dyad harmonies.

This is a common & useful roll in a 'three' feel.

This is a common & useful roll in a 'three' feel.

This is a common & useful roll in a 'three' feel which incorporates dyad harmonies.

Our course has come to its conclusion.  We'll discuss ways for you to continue to practice and evolve as a fingerstyle guitarist.  Thank you for going through this course with me!