Learn Guitar With Steve Stine: Level 3

Learn Guitar With Steve Stine: Level 3
Published 7/2023
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Melodies & More: Broaden Your Musical Palette by Exploring Diverse Genres and Styles

What you’ll learn

Explore how to position chords in one spot on the fretboard for more consistent sounds and easier transitions.

Experiment with different chord shapes and fragments to create unique sounds and develop personal playing style.

Incorporate single note picking into chord progressions for a different approach to playing major chords.

Requirements

Curiosity and the willingness to play guitar. No prior experience is needed, just a desire to learn and practice. Basic knowledge of guitar chords could be beneficial, but it’s not a must. Lessons will guide you through the process. A guitar to practice on. This course is designed for both acoustic and electric guitars. Dedication and time for practice. Regular practice is the key to mastering the techniques introduced in these lessons.

Description

Overview

Lecture 1 How to use the capo

Lecture 2 Three note per string patterns

Lecture 3 Scale Positions – 1st & 2nd

Lecture 4 Scale Positions – 3rd

Lecture 5 Scale Positions – 4th

Lecture 6 Scale Positions – 5th

Lecture 7 Scale Positions – 6th

Lecture 8 Scale Positions – 7th

Lecture 9 Palm Muting

Lecture 10 Galloping

Lecture 11 Circle of 5ths

Lecture 12 Chord Expansions

Lecture 13 Asus4 & Asus2

Lecture 14 Am(sus4) Am(sus2)

Lecture 15 Bsus2 & Bsus4

Lecture 16 Csus2 & Csus4

Lecture 17 Dsus2 & Dsus4

Lecture 18 Dm(sus2) & Dm(sus4)

Lecture 19 Esus2 & Esus4 / Em(sus4) Em(sus2)

Lecture 20 Fsus2 & Fsus4 / Transposition

Lecture 21 Gsus2 & Gsus4

Lecture 22 7th Chords

Lecture 23 Over the A chord

Lecture 24 Over the B chord

Lecture 25 Over the C chord

Lecture 26 Over the D chord

Lecture 27 Over the E chord

Lecture 28 Over the 6 string barre chords

Lecture 29 Over the F chord

Lecture 30 Over the G chord

Lecture 31 Explanation about 7th chords

Lecture 32 Introductory Discussion

Lecture 33 Twelve Bar Blues

Lecture 34 Tweaking Rhythms

Lecture 35 Turnarounds

Lecture 36 Adding IV Chord

Lecture 37 Chromatic Chords

Lecture 38 Minor Blues

Lecture 39 Power Chords #1

Lecture 40 Power Chords #2

Lecture 41 Toward the floor pattern

Lecture 42 Toward the ceiling pattern

Lecture 43 In and out pattern

Lecture 45 Double Stop

Lecture 46 Embellishments

Lecture 49 Chord Fragments

Lecture 50 The Major Pentatonic Scale

Lecture 51 1st & 2nd Positions

Lecture 52 3rd Position

Lecture 53 4th Position

Lecture 54 5th Position

If you know how to play a few songs and want to get more out of your guitar, these lessons are for you. You’ll learn more about major and minor pentatonic scales, which can make your playing sound really cool. You’ll also get to try these scales over different chord progressions, which is a fun way to practice and make music. So, if you’ve been playing guitar for a bit and want to sound even better, this course can help you. You’ll learn new things, have fun, and get more out of your guitar playing.