“Fingerpicking Etude no. 14” – Rock Class 101
In this etude, you will learn a syncopated strumming pattern that will not only challenge you rhythmically, but will also help towards increasing reach in your left hand pinky.
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In this etude, you will learn a syncopated strumming pattern that will not only challenge you rhythmically, but will also help towards increasing reach in your left hand pinky.
Learn an eerie sounding fingerstyle etude that combines tritones, diminished chords, and the whole tone scale to create a Halloween-esque vibe.
In this ukulele and u-bass duet, you’ll learn an upbeat Bluegrass melody that serves as an excellent practice for developing speed with hammer-ons and pull-offs.
In this etude, you’ll learn how to subtly use dynamics to create a significant emotional impact.
This cute sounding etude will help you develop these two concepts: playing with a swung rhythm and playing eighth note triplets.
This etude will help you conquer two types of chords that are difficult to play: barre chords and stretch chords.
Continuing our fingerpicking series, this lesson uses a three finger approach. The song is comprised of 4 parts: the Into and Melodies A, B, C.
Learn an etude that recaps techniques and playing styles which are typically learned throughout the beginner to intermediate level.
Learn a sad, yet beautiful composition that teaches you two ways to approach playing arpeggios.
Learn a beautiful composition as we dive deep into the music theory behind how it was written. This lesson will be huge for those of you who love to compose music!
In this etude, you’ll work on developing one of the coolest playing techniques: Slides.
This etude will help develop your hammer-on and pull-off technique.
This peaceful sounding etude is beginner-friendly and focuses on developing your hammer-on, pull-off, and slide technique.
This baritone ukulele etude was inspired by the music from the motion picture, Into the Wild. Its focus is on developing Travis picking technique.
This beginner-friendly etude is played entirely with the thumb. This piece will help you develop dexterity and accuracy when picking or strumming.