Below is the normal blurb for social media but here on the forum I just wanted to say that this video contains my actual "secret sauce" method for getting my students to start understanding the fretboard. It's just the first part but it and you miss out on a bit of the guidance I give individual students while the instruction is "in process" but I needed to record some lecture material for my guitar conservatory classes and I figured I would do it in a way that would also work for the YT channel. It's also pretty long for a lesson video so it's divided into three parts with links in the video description below the video on YT to each section.
This is kind of my "flagship" teaching technique for helping my students not only learn the layout of the fretboard, but how their essential music theory works and what it actually sounds like in a way that is actually practical and usable for all styles of music. I've been teaching this way for over 10 years to both private students and in conservatory to great results and I've taken what is essentially the first 3-4 weeks worth of work and distilled it down to a half hour video lesson complete with a PDF workbook that can be downloaded free from my website. Check it out!
This is kind of my "flagship" teaching technique for helping my students not only learn the layout of the fretboard, but how their essential music theory works and what it actually sounds like in a way that is actually practical and usable for all styles of music. I've been teaching this way for over 10 years to both private students and in conservatory to great results and I've taken what is essentially the first 3-4 weeks worth of work and distilled it down to a half hour video lesson complete with a PDF workbook that can be downloaded free from my website. Check it out!
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