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Introduction to Fingerstyle Guitar
Learn the fundamentals of fingerstyle to get you playing different grooves and styles.
Introduction to Fingerstyle Guitar
Learn the fundamentals of fingerstyle to get you playing different grooves and styles.
Description
In this course, Martina takes you through the steps to develop your fingerstyle guitar technique. You will learn to develop finger independence, build up dexterity, different arpeggio techniques, and different string stroke techniques.
Objectives
- Learn to use each finger independently.
- Learn different methods for practicing scales.
- Learn grooves in multiple genres.
- Learn multiple arpeggio patterns.
Lesson Plan
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1
Right Hand Technique Fundamentals
In this step, Martina introduces the fundamentals of fingerstyle, how to play Arpeggios, and proper movement for your right hand. -
2
Arpeggios: Full Planting, Sequential Planting and Free Stroke
In this step, Martina introduces more variations of Arpeggios such as: Full Planting, Free Stroke, Syncopated and Moving Bass and how to introduce Polymetrical Arpeggios. -
3
Playing Melodies
In this step, Martina demonstrates how to build dexterity, using Free and Rest Strokes, and methods for practicing scales and string crossings. -
4
Grooves: Pop and R&B
In this step, Martina uses the song Midnight by Lianne La Havas to introduces different Pop and R&B Grooves, Block Chords, and different variations and ornaments while playing Pop and R&B. -
5
Grooves: Folk, Blues, Singer Songwriter and Bossa Nova
In this step, Martina uses the song River Man by Nick Drake to introduce Folk, Blues, Bossa Nova and Singer Songwriter techniques.
Category
Collective Library