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Beginner Guitar Lesson Videos – ON DEMAND

Learning guitar JUST GOT EASIER! Because instead of having to choose from hundreds of boring “fluff” filled lessons,  Gaylerd’s Beginner Guitar series will keep YOU excited about learning to play guitar with about 75 fun, step-by-step, bite-sized beginner tutorials.

And since these lessons are streamed, you can stop, pause, repeat and review any part of a tutorial as often as you wish until you master the skill. This way, you can spend as much or as little time on each guitar concept as you need!

 

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Caveman simple. Rock-Star Results.

My FUN, EXCITING and IN-DEPTH approach to teaching guitar is so easy-to-follow that even a caveman could have used my lessons to become a RockStar!

It doesn’t matter if you are coming here to learn as an absolute beginner or just wanting to pick-up where you left off in the past. Because my step-by-step guitar lessons offer a fun, fast, and easy way to help you learn to play guitar.  

These easy-to-follow instructional videos provide clear and fun on-screen graphics and chord diagrams to help you build each guitar skill slowly, so your ready to move on to the next concept with ease. 

You’ll start with the very basic guitar fundamentals, all the way through to learning some cool beginner songs. A typical student can expect to get through the course in about 12 to 16 weeks.

 

What is the Best Age to start to learn?

There is NO UNIVERSAL “best age” to start learning how to play guitar. Young teens (12-15) seem to learn the fastest! They just get it! But there are lots of retired folks over 60 years young who are having fun learning to play using online lessons too. So I would say that as long as you have a desire to learn, are willing to spend time practicing, and are between the ages of 8 to 80… YOU’VE got what it takes to learn to play guitar! So what are you waiting for?

 

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Beginner Guitar Lessons

Welcome Newbie! If you’ve been looking for an online beginner guitar series, you made it to the right place! Because it doesn’t matter if you have never even held a guitar before, or if you are coming here to pick up what you missed or refresh what you learned years ago. I’d like to think this series is the best choice for you! Because you can choose the lessons you need for wherever you are along your individual guitar journey.

Below is a list of the lessons you will find in my beginner series.

1. Guitar 101 – Foundation (FUN-damentals)

Before you actually start learning to the fun stuff about playing guitar, you really need to build your guitar playing foundation. Guitar 101 will help you get started by giving you the very basic fundamentals.

1. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
2. Introduction to “Starting from Scratch”
3. Buying Your First Guitar
4. The Parts of the Guitar
5. 6 Tips for Holding Your Guitar Better
6. How to Use a Pick for Playing “WOW!Factor” Guitar
7. How to Use a Capo
8. The Names and Numbers of the Strings
9. How to Tune Your Guitar
10. How and What to Practice
11. Major Mistakes NEW Guitar Players Make

2. Guitar 201 – Framework (Frets, Strings, Hands, and Fingers)

These tutorials will teach you how to use your hands and fingers so you will be able to change chords smoothly. You’ll want to get these lessons down before moving on to 301.

1. Your Fingers – Their Names and Numbers
2. Warm-up: Finger Stretching Exercise
3. Right Hand – Picking and Strumming Basics
4. Left Hand – Using Your Fingers on the Frets Like Gaylerd
5. How to Read Chord Diagrams
6. How to Read  Tabs (The Basics)
7. 9 Tips for Playing Chords Better
8. Three Easy 1 Finger Chords – G, C and Em
9. Finger Exercises – Spider Walk #1
10. Finger Exercise – Spider Walk #2
11. Finger Exercise – Spider Walk #3
12. Rhythmic Accent Strumming Basics

3. Guitar 301 –  Finish-out (Chords, Songs and More)

This is where you get into the FUN STUFF of playing guitar! You’ll learn how to form chords, exercises for changing them, and even how to play a few beginner songs.

1. What to Expect When You Start Playing Chords
2. The Em Chord
3. The A2 Chord
4. The 1 Minute Challenge – Em to A2
5. The E Chord
6. The A Chord
7. The 1 Minute Challenge – A to E
8. Tips for Forming and Changing EVERY Chord  PART 1
9. Tips for Forming and Changing EVERY Chord  PART 2
10. The G chord
11. The C Chord
12. The D Chord
13. The Am Chord (A minor)
14. The 1 Minute Challenge – C to Am
15. The 1 Minute Challenge – C to G
16. The 1 Minute Challenge – A to D
17. The 1 Minute Challenge – E to A to D
18. The A7 chord
19. The D7 Chord
20. The F Chord
21. The B chord
22. The Bm Chord (B minor)
23. The Dm Chord (D minor)
24. The 1 Minute Challenge – Am to Bm
25. The 1 Minute Challenge – Am to Dm
26. 2 Chord Beginner Song 1:  Achy Breaky Heart (A and E)
27. 2 Chord Beginner Song 2:  Achy Breaky Heart (C and G)
28. 2 Chord Beginner Song 3:  Tulsa Time (G and D)
29. 2 Chord Beginner Song 4:  Tulsa Time (E and B)
30. 3 Chord Beginner Song 1 : The Gambler
31. 3 Chord Beginner Song 2: Leaving on a Jet Plane
32. The Cm Chord (C minor)
33. The Fm Chord (F minor) Barr Chord
34. The Gm Chord (G minor) Barr Chord
35. The B7 Chord
36. The C7 Chord
37. The E7 Chord
38. The F7 Chord
39. The G7 Chord
40. The Cmaj7 (C Major 7)
41. Easy Chord with Scary Name 1: D6add9/F#
42. Beginner Song using a Scary Chord 1:  Horse with No Name
43. The Asus4 Chord
44. The Dsus4 Chord
45. Pull-offs
46. Hammer Ons
47. Palm Muting
48. Barre Chords Part 1
49. Barre Chords Part 2
50. The E minor Pentatonic Scale
51. The A minor Pentatonic Scale
52. Beginner Song 1 using Palm Muting, Hammer-ons and Pull-offs 1: Cocain
53. Beginner Song 2 using Riffs 1: Tulsa Time in E and B

 

 

A Word to the Wise: I encourage you to check out my SPECIAL OFFERS page before deciding on a membership plan.  You may be able to $AVE MONEY and get all of my GUITAR LESSONS and SONG TUTORIALS with a  “Hall-PASS”.