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Presley B.
I like that it’s not all strictly out of the book because sometimes the book can get boring
Selah W.
I’ve gotten so much out of these lessons then from any other guitar teacher. I actually enjoy picking up my guitar, than making it a chore like a used to. I actually want to play
Tyler C.
My rhythm is NIGHT AND DAY different since our first lesson. Furthermore, you’ve helped me expand on what it really means to have good rhythm that isn’t just a simple 8th or 16th note strum.
Tyler C.
So many teachers lack the patience or the knowledge to really help their students, and you couldn’t be further from that which is an amazing thing!
Adriel L.
I feel that these guitar lessons are more than just lessons but more like a bond, or a friendship.
Beginner training plan
Your first lessonLesson 1–2: Getting Started
• Book Reference:
• Hal Leonard: pp. 2–5 (parts of guitar, how to hold, tuning, first notes on strings).
Lesson 11+Hal Leonard: End of Book 1 / transition into Book 2 (sharps, flats, full melodies).
• Alfred’s: More songs, fun riffs, intro to scales.
• Your Add-On: Barre chords, power chords, fingerpicking or intro to soloing depending on interest. Build a 3–5 song setlist.
• Goal: Student feels confident strumming songs, reading simple notation, and understanding chord progressions.
Lesson 4-10Hal Leonard: Review songs, rhythm reading, first duets.
• Alfred’s: More complex songs, early ensemble work.
• Your Add-On: Introduce F chord (with options: partial, mini-barre). Explore strumming variations (syncopation, worship strums).
• Goal: Student can play a full song from book + strum along to a recording.
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Guitar with Grant P.New to TeachMe.To
