Watch and learn this Chris Tomlin classic praise song. Few song include a riff within the acoustic rhythm guitar part, but this song starts off with a familiar signature lick and then goes into the song.
We be jammin! Learn how to play a reggae style strum that will work with any chord progression. This will instantly sound familiar and has been used in songs including a popular rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
This strum pattern will allow you to play to fast songs in 4/4 without having an aggressive sound. This strum is very laid back and perfect for certain country songs and softer songs that still have a fast tempo.
Learn the familiar Spanish Bull Fighting song. You only need to know a handful of chords and a simple strum pattern. You can have a lot of fun with this one!
This strum pattern in 4/4 time will allow you to play songs that have a very fast tempo. This strum is designed to have a "driving" or aggressive sound that is perfect for upbeat and energetic songs.
This is a great song for beginning to intermediate players learning the key of G. Since this song example has vocals included, you can see and hear all aspects of the song.
You love everything about guitar. Nothing sounds like it, and you can't go a few days without just having to play something. You've saved your money, and you're almost ready to pull the trigger and upgrade to a great guitar. But what should you look for?
This song example will help beginners who are learning the key of G and want a great praise and worship song to practice. Best of all, this weekly lesson is free!
Explore a new genre of guitar with this easy jazz progression. This members only lesson will show you how to play a simple chord progression with a walking bass line. Each chord only requires 3 fingers, and the progression is adaptable to different picking and strumming patterns.
Once the guitar bug has bitten you and you know you're going to stick with it, it's inevitable that you're going to want to upgrade your beginner guitar. Depending on your situation, you may want to upgrade to a great guitar.
In this FREE weekly lesson, you will earn the solo to the praise and worship song, "Love Like Fire," from the Hillsong United live album entitled, "A Beautiful Exchange." This lesson also explores how to play octaves in soloing.
Learn the intro signature lick and other licks found in the praise and worship song, "Love Like Fire." This song is from the Hillsong United live album entitled, "A Beautiful Exchange."
In this member's only Weekly Lesson, you will learn how a new way to warm up your fingers before you play. This lick will stretch your fingers and give you something fun to play.
Check out the Free Weekly Lesson on how to play the Casting Crowns song All Because of Jesus. In this guitar lesson, you can see all of the chord switches and strumming for the song.
Ever wondered why guitars have frets? Frets make playing guitar much easier than it would be otherwise. This video lesson will explain what exactly frets do and how they are used to change the pitch of a string.
