“Etude in E minor” – Francisco Tárrega
This beginner-friendly etude is a perfect entry point into playing classical music.
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This beginner-friendly etude is a perfect entry point into playing classical music.
This arrangement for “Everlong” is broken into a few sections: Riff (intro/outro), Verse, Pre-Chorus, and Chorus. I mainly took inspiration from the acoustic version played by Dave Grohl, thus I would recommend giving it a listen before you begin learning this song.
A ballad that perfectly paints a picture of everlasting love.
I composed this etude for the beginner fingerstyle player. This song utilizes a four finger approach.
In this etude, you’ll learn a cute sounding melody that is played with a swung rhythmic feel.
In this ukulele etude, you will be working to develop precision in your right hand picking and strumming attack. As our focal point is on the right hand, the piece itself is a bluesy inspired 3 chord jam.
In this etude, you will learn and use the Gypsy Major scale to create an exotic Eastern sound.
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.
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.
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.
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.