Guitar lessons near me in High Point, NC
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Jimena taught 5 days ago
The lesson focused on adapting to a new electric guitar through finger exercises, scales, arpeggios, dominant 7th chords, and a 12-bar blues progression. The Student practiced posture and strumming techniques. The Student was assigned homework to practice finger exercises, arpeggios with scales, 7th chords, and the power chord shape with the pinky.
Finger Exercises and Muscle Memory
Guitar Posture and Technique
Scales and Arpeggios
Dominant 7th Chords
Power Chords with Pinky Finger
Electric Guitar Adaptation
Jimena taught 6 days ago
The Student and Tutor focused on guitar exercises for finger dexterity, practicing scales with a metronome, and chord transitions for the song "Good Luck, Babe." The student worked on improving transitions between chords and incorporating a new E minor variation into the song's pre-chorus. Homework includes practicing finger exercises with a metronome, focusing on finger spread, and chord transitions, especially B minor to G.
Metronome Practice for Rhythm and Timing
E Minor Chord Variations
Strumming Techniques
Finger Spreading and Hand Position
Chord Transitions
Pinky Independence Exercises
Jimena taught 13 days ago
The student practiced finger exercises, chord transitions, and strumming patterns on the guitar. The tutor introduced E major and A minor chords and started working on the song "Shake It Off," focusing on the A minor, C, and G chord progression. The student was assigned to practice the finger exercises, chord transitions, and the strumming pattern for the new song.
Playing Without a Metronome
Pinky Finger Independence Exercise
Alternating Between 1234 and 4321 Finger Exercises
E Major Chord Formation
Moving Chord Shapes: E Minor to A Minor
Strumming Patterns: Down-Down-Up-Down-Up
Correcting Pick Holding Technique
Ryder taught 22 days ago
The student learned to play "Let the World Burn" and "Wonderwall" on the guitar. They practiced chord progressions, strumming patterns, and fingerpicking techniques. The Tutor also covered music theory, including string names, fretboard notes, and harmonics, to enhance the student's overall understanding of the instrument.
B7 Chord and Tension/Resolution
Harmonics on Guitar
Fretboard Note Identification
Guitar String Note Names
Fingerstyle Guitar Technique
E Minor Chord and Strumming
Wonderwall Chord Progression and Strumming
Ruby taught 23 days ago
The Student practiced major and minor pentatonic scales, focusing on playing them in different keys and incorporating techniques such as hammer-ons and pull-offs. They worked on improvising over chords using these scales. The Student was assigned to practice the scales and to identify the key notes in songs to further develop their ear and improvisational skills.
Pentatonic Scales
Minor Pentatonic Scale
Hammer-ons and Pull-offs
Improvisation Basics
Ear Training: Note Identification
Understanding Keys
Marco taught Michael 6 months ago
Marco and Michael discussed guitar gear, techniques, and music theory, focusing on intervals and their emotional impact. Michael practiced identifying intervals by ear and received advice on power chord technique. They scheduled a break from lessons for the following week due to travel.
Intervals and Ear Training
EQ Pedals and Overdrive
Fretboard Visualization
Emotional Connection to Intervals
Harmony in Music
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