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The Student and Tutor practiced "The Chain" on the guitar, focusing on a slow and accurate rendition. The session then introduced the concept and application of power chords, including their structure and specific muting techniques. They also identified a new song, "Gonna Be the Last Girls at the Party," which the Student will learn to play using the newly introduced power chords, with practice assigned as homework.

Student and Tutor worked on playing a full song on the guitar, focusing on chord changes and overall song structure. They practiced a specific section to improve transitions and discussed potential new songs to learn in upcoming sessions.

The Student and Tutor listened to "The Chain" to understand its full structure and practiced chord progressions, specifically focusing on the E minor, A, C, and D chords. They also discussed music theory, including instrument classifications and the concept of half and whole steps on both piano and guitar. The Tutor assigned specific chord progressions for the chorus for the Student to practice for the next session.

Student and Tutor practiced a song's verse on the guitar, focusing on E minor, A, D, and C chords, and their associated strumming and timing. They worked on improving chord change speed using 'air guitar' and 'speed burst' techniques. The chorus was briefly introduced, and the Student was assigned to practice the verse chord sequence (E minor, A, D, C) for the next session.

Student and Tutor continued their guitar lesson, focusing on a specific song. They practiced chord progressions including E minor, A, D, and C within the song's verse, and began working on a new strumming technique for the chorus. The Tutor encouraged the Student to practice the song by themselves for improved timing and chord changes.

Student and Tutor began learning to play the song "The Chain" on the guitar, focusing on the E minor, A major, and A minor chords. They practiced the intro and first verse, including a specific strumming technique for a more dynamic section of the song. Future sessions will involve adding more chords like C and D and eventually tackling more advanced guitar picking.