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Can you find F on all your strings?

No, there is not only ONE 'right' way to put chords under your melody. So here we see a few ways of doing it: bit.ly/41is0F9

There is no substitute for hard work. (Thomas A. Edison)

Try out this Amadd9 chord!

When Jazz players of different traditions/schools can't even agree on what to call altered (don't blame me, I didn't make this mess. I just noticed it) bit.ly/4eL3S22

Try to play a scale in 6th. This means that rather than playing a C major scale in order (C D E F G...) you play a 6th up from every note: C A D B E C, etc. It's quite difficult, as you may have to jump strings, but it's a great exercise for your fretboard knowledge!

Can you find out how to play a G major pentatonic scale (1 octave, standard tuning) using only natural harmonics? Write your answer below:

If you want to master the pentatonic scale (the most used guitar scale) and be able to use it freely all over your fretboard, then you want to read this page: bit.ly/4idd2pA

Want your playing to sound fancier? Try this Bbadd#11 chord!

'What should I practice?' Here's your answer bit.ly/4fdWZpN

An arpeggio is a chord played note by note. A chord is an arpeggio played with all the notes simultaneously.

Do you know this Badd11 chord?

Yes, you need to learn all the arpeggios on your guitar, but it's going to be fun if you do it this way bit.ly/4e66vdE

Many people think that music theory is a fixed set of ideas to be learned. The truth is that new ways of making music are invented all the time, and with them we invent new music theory to help us understand why the new ways work and how they relate to the old ways.

Can you do this exercise on your guitar?

Here is an easy, compact, user-friendly system that will make you learn the notes on the fretboard permanently and without any pain. And the best things? it takes only 5 minutes a day... and it's FREE --> bit.ly/3QFRXIr

Pay no attention to what the critics say; no statue has ever been put up to a critic. (Jean Sibelius)

Looking for a way to spice up your playing? Try diminished chords! Watch the full video here to learn more: bit.ly/4l7WfWt

How to use Augmented chords to change key: bit.ly/3YBzXDL

Master rhythm, and you will master both composition and your instrument.