Guitar lesson - From scratch To Advanced

Learn acoustic guitar from scratch to the master level, understand a song and know the chords, hear the key, and apply lessons to daily life with lifetime access.

from scratch to advanced, this course introduces guitar basics, including acoustic vs electric guitars, six-string norms, twelve-string and bass variants, and essential setup like tuning and amplification.

Explore the parts of a guitar, including the box, the breach, the fretboard, and the neck, and learn to identify these components to improve playing.

Learn guitar from scratch with an acoustic guitar rather than electric, understand basic parts and strings, and practice daily for five minutes following clear do's and don'ts for beginners.

Learn the names of guitar strings and how to group them with mnemonics. Follow examples like elephant and dog to remember string order.

Learn the C chord, practice finger placement and producing a clean sound, and start forming simple three-chord combinations with C and G, with minor chords introduced later.

Master the F chord fingering with the index, middle, and ring fingers, and practice pressing firmly to produce a clear, accurate sound.

Discover two fingering options for the G chord: the first uses the middle finger on the top strings, the second uses the ring finger and pinky on bottom strings.

Learn the C combination and how it’s built, with a motivating example you can practice right away, using four-repetition drills across many songs and seeking feedback.

Practice the C major chord sequence (C, C, F, G) on guitar with timed drills to build fast, flexible fingers and precise note holding, from beginner to advanced.

Practice the first song, sing for joy, focusing on rhythm counts and chord transitions, including the E combination, the bridge, chorus, and moving into the second verse.

Explore arpeggio finger patterns—index, middle, and ring fingers—in arpeggios lesson 7, and practice across varied songs to shape accurate technique, memory, and expressive guitar playing.

Advance through arpeggios with bottom-up patterns, coordinate the index finger, build speed toward 100, and keep practicing to master the technique.

Advance your arpeggio skills by refining finger technique and timing, building on previous exercises, and applying the patterns to the sample song through consistent practice.

Learn arpeggios from scratch by coordinating the thumb, index, middle, and ring fingers to play steady arpeggio patterns with a beat.

Practice arpeggios with deliberate fingerings, using the middle and ring fingers at a comfortable tempo around 70 bpm. Download the beads attachment for practice and build confidence before advancing.

Discover arpeggio technique by assigning each finger its own function and practicing slowly on the g, b, and e strings, coordinating index, middle, ring, and pinky movements.

Master arpeggio technique by adjusting finger positions, including the pinky, to find a comfortable hand position and effective arpeggio flow.

Explore the origin of soukous by examining notes in detail, bass, and accompaniment on acoustic and bass guitar, and learn practice paths from beginner to advanced, including fingerstyle applications.

Learn the origins and use of soukous guitar notes, follow a progression, and build from beginner to advanced techniques to create and perform your own songs in studio or live.

Trace the origin of soukous and learn guitar from zero to advanced, with slow finger placement, frets, and chord practice culminating in playable african-inspired songs.

Explore the whole fretboard in the circus and soukous guitar style, learning three basic accompaniment techniques, movable chord shapes, and practical fingerings to play across the neck with rhythm.

Learn to navigate the fretboard by moving up and down, memorize finger patterns, and practice along with songs to build fluency and accompaniment skills for future lessons.

Practice structured guitar routines to master the gospel song my god is good, using three practice categories, memorize the melody, and move across the fretboard.

Navigate the second guitar practice across lower, middle, and upper fretboards while maintaining the same theme and rhythm.

Practice 3 introduces the accompaniment for the song The Cinemagoers, demonstrates improvisation with three strings, and previews how solo cards, accompaniment, and bass merge to form chords.

Practice 4 teaches a small right-hand technique for guitar, turning specific notes into a beautiful sound and music using the thumb, index, and middle fingers, starting slow and increasing speed.

Advance your guitar skills from scratch by practicing famous songs like circus, focusing on technique, timing, and note patterns.

Learn guitar technique from scratch to advanced by practicing a song with two-finger plucking using index and middle fingers, moving between strings, and achieving a clean, beautiful sound through practice.

Master soukous accompaniment through fingerpicking patterns using the pinky, index, middle, and ring fingers, emphasizing rhythm, arrangement, and dedicated practice.

Master finger placement and fret transitions on the guitar, focusing on the bottom string and finger assignments, practicing notes like 14th, 12, 14 and 9, 12 with steady practice.

Master three basic chords on the bottom strings, the sorrow chords and based chords, by placing the index, middle, and ring fingers at the third fret and practicing four-count sequences.

Master solo chords 2 by navigating the fretboard on the bottom strings and pressing three strings. Use the ring finger to jump frets and see how notes relate across frets.

Learn solo chords 3 by building from basic shapes to higher positions with a repeatable first-second-first-second pattern, including C sharp, so you can play along and move up and back.

Master fingerstyle basics by learning guitar accompaniment in G, practicing the core accompaniment first, then layering percussion to build a four-finger style.

Explore energy-focused fingerstyle technique in fingerstyle lesson 2, starting from the second string and second fret.

fingerstyle instruction teaches a practical accompaniment across strings, emphasizing timing, even rhythm, and controlled finger movements to build ease with fingerpicking.