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A beautiful intermediate Fingerstyle guitar solo.

A fairly easy fingerstyle song that use alternating bass notes.

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Here are a couple of fingerstyle versions of Happy Birthday. The first is fairly simple and a good place to start. The second swing version is a little more “Jazzy”… A more complex arrangement but fun.

This lesson covers the most fundamental form of the blues. It’s the foundation for all other forms of both acoustic and electric blues guitar.

Playing guitar and singing at the same time can be rough. We’ll show you some tips and tricks to make it easier. In addition, you’ll get a step-by-step method for improving your ability to play and sing simultaneously. Like most things, it’s not hard when you know the proper technique.

I’ll show you how to play the most common and easiest forms of the B major guitar chord. Notice I didn’t say easy… just the easiest.

Here are three exercises I’ve created that will help you play the B major chord fluidly. Even better! They can be used as a template to master any difficult chord.

Already know how to finger the B Major guitar chord but are still struggling to get a good sound? Here are 5 things you need to know to break through this stalemate.

I’ll show you one of the most used strums used in country, swing and folk music. First, you’ll learn the basic strum that uses alternating bass notes. By using different bass notes you’ll create motion and interest. Then we’ll add some embellishments including a popular technique that makes this strum unique.

In this lesson you’ll learn a simple Travis picking pattern step-by-step. This is the first pattern I like students to learn because it’s fairly easy and is a great foundation for more complex patterns.

It also happens to be the same pattern used in the song Landslide by Fleetwood Mac. Because it’s recognizable it’s easy to tell if you’re doing it right… And it’s fun.

Does trying to play the F chord on guitar scare you? For many budding guitarists, this is one of the biggest stumbling blocks. This lesson will teach you a step-by-step system I’ve developed to make child’s play of the F major chord.

In this lesson, you’ll learn a valuable technique that can be used in many ways to spice up your strumming and guitar playing. When you’re done with the lesson you’ll have a practical way to apply it.

A fun exercise using the thumb in the style of rumba flamenco Spanish guitar. It might look challenging at first, but we’re gonna break it down step-by-step.

Changing between bar chords and regular open chords can be like playing twister with your fingers. In this lesson, I’ll show you a few tricks to overcome that so you can get back to enjoying your guitar.

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Learn how this mysterious and very useful Flamenco scale will pave the way so to improvise in the style of Spanish and Flamenco guitar.

Much of the difficulty with playing bar chords comes from lack of preparation. In this lesson, I show you three exercises that will make a big difference.

Bar chords have your reputation for being really difficult, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In this lesson, I’ll show you five quick tips that will help you play bar chords without buzzing or muted strings… as well as pain-free.

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Learn this basic new flamenco riff and use it as a basis to improvise and jam. I’ll break it down step-by-step so you can play this fun style of music in no time at all.

Here’s an easy Bossa Nova strum that you can use on either a nylon string guitar or steel string guitar.

I’ll start with a simple version, then teach you how to embellish the basic pattern. To give you the full experience we’ll then apply the strum to some cool “bossa” chords.

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