Guitar Chords Progressions - Rock Progressions

This video is taken from Dan Denleys fantastic new Ultimate Guide to Chords course, which opens up the whole area of guitar theory, and music theory, and explains in easy to grasp terms what each "building block" is, and how to learn them and use them to construct real guitar music.

You will learn a huge wealth of chords, scales, strumming patterns, and because Dan will show you the 'why' as well as the 'how', your learning speed will be hugely increased. There are 9 hours of video instruction alone, and that's just for starters!

This mini-lesson is a short excerpt of the section of the course where Dan explains the concepts of Rock chord progressions, and how you can have fun taking a progression, change the key, change the sequence, add/remove a chord from the pattern to create your own riffs, and set you on the road to writing your own music.



If the video above doesn't play, click on THIS LINK

Dan has a wealth of guitar learning programs teaching you about every aspect of guitar playing, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets. Dan is commited to teaching a new generation the joys of guitar playing, and is constantly working on new learning methods, to cover all aspects and genres of guitar playing.


If you'd like to find out more, the link to the course is below:

Ultimate Guide to Chords

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Guitar Chords Progressions - Rock Progressions

This video is taken from Dan Denleys fantastic new Ultimate Guide to Chords course, which opens up the whole area of guitar theory, and music theory, and explains in easy to grasp terms what each "building block" is, and how to learn them and use them to construct real guitar music.

You will learn a huge wealth of chords, scales, strumming patterns, and because Dan will show you the 'why' as well as the 'how', your learning speed will be hugely increased. There are 9 hours of video instruction alone, and that's just for starters!

This mini-lesson is a short excerpt of the section of the course where Dan explains the concepts of Rock chord progressions, and how you can have fun taking a progression, change the key, change the sequence, add/remove a chord from the pattern to create your own riffs, and set you on the road to writing your own music.



If the video above doesn't play, click on THIS LINK

Dan has a wealth of guitar learning programs teaching you about every aspect of guitar playing, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets. Dan is commited to teaching a new generation the joys of guitar playing, and is constantly working on new learning methods, to cover all aspects and genres of guitar playing.


If you'd like to find out more, the link to the course is below:

Ultimate Guide to Chords

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Secrets to Composing Songs (Part 2) - Dan Denley

Another video lesson from Dan Denley - "Secrets of Composing Songs, part 2 of 3 )

Dan has a whole bunch of fantastic guitar learning programs, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets and is always working to improve and upgrade them, as well as periodically developing new lessons covering yet another area of guitar music.

His flagship product - AmazingGuitarSecrets, which has helped literally thousands of guitar players to realize their potential, covers all aspects of guitar playing, from early learning right up to live performance.

In this three-part lesson Dan shows you some great techniques to help you with your songwriting - basically using the standared CAGED chords, but embellishing them to get that 'special' sound. Check out the video below, which is part 2 of the lesson (7m.53s) - Part 1 is the previous post on this Guitar Tips Blog - I will be posting part 3 very soon!




I hope you will enjoy and benefit from Dan's expertise, the link to the course is below:

Amazing Guitar Secrets - Comprehensive lessons program covering everything from the basics to advanced lead techniques

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Dan has very recently released this fantastic new resource, Blues Guitar Secrets 2.0, which contains everything you could possibly need to help you become an accomplished Blues Guitar Player.


Enjoy your music,


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Secrets to Composing Songs (Part 2) - Dan Denley

Another video lesson from Dan Denley - "Secrets of Composing Songs, part 2 of 3 )

Dan has a whole bunch of fantastic guitar learning programs, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets and is always working to improve and upgrade them, as well as periodically developing new lessons covering yet another area of guitar music.

His flagship product - AmazingGuitarSecrets, which has helped literally thousands of guitar players to realize their potential, covers all aspects of guitar playing, from early learning right up to live performance.

In this three-part lesson Dan shows you some great techniques to help you with your songwriting - basically using the standared CAGED chords, but embellishing them to get that 'special' sound. Check out the video below, which is part 2 of the lesson (7m.53s) - Part 1 is the previous post on this Guitar Tips Blog - I will be posting part 3 very soon!




I hope you will enjoy and benefit from Dan's expertise, the link to the course is below:

Amazing Guitar Secrets - Comprehensive lessons program covering everything from the basics to advanced lead techniques

~~~~

Dan has very recently released this fantastic new resource, Blues Guitar Secrets 2.0, which contains everything you could possibly need to help you become an accomplished Blues Guitar Player.


Enjoy your music,


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Choosing Guitar Strings and ... Sore Fingers!

What Are The Different Types Of Guitar Strings Available Today?

Strings:
Your guitar may come with steel strings or nylon strings, depending on what style of guitar you have bought. The following information will outline the key differences between Nylon and Steel strings. All strings vary in sound. Therefore, it is best to try out different strings before you settle down with one particular brand.

Nylon strings are generally used in classical music although some jazz players use nylon strings for their finger style techniques. Some folk guitarists use nylon strings as well. Nylon strings are great for beginners because they are easier on the fingers than steel strings. They are also cheaper than steel strings.

Steel Strings are generally used in Rock, Country and Folk music because of their twangy resonance and versatility. Steel strings come in different gauge sizes. "Gauge" is the term to describe the thickness of the string. Therefore you can have 'light gauge' strings or heavy gauge strings. Lights are recommended for beginners, as they are thin and soft.

Also available today are strings that combine both silk and steel together. The sound of these strings is very bright and clear. They are also extremely easy on your fingers. So when you are choosing your strings, keep in mind that the differences in brands are very slight. In fact, more expensive strings are not necessarily the best.

Also a good point to keep in mind is that every time your fingers touch the strings, they pick up dirt and rust. This causes your strings to loose their sound and life. So after playing your guitar, give your strings a wipe with a DRY rag but not damp one.

Your fingers will also get a little sore when first starting out. Don't worry, as this will all go away. Try to soak your fingers in a bit of vinegar before you play, or even rub them in aloe vera afterwards. This will reduce the soreness.

The aim here is to develop a hard layer of skin on the tips of your fingers so that it doesn't hurt to play after that. A friend once told me that learning to play the guitar is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Thus, if you want to become an unreal guitarist, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, and PRACTICE. That's the biggest secret!

How To Play The Electric / Acoustic Guitar in Exactly 30 Days!

Learn from the best - This guy shows you how he learnt to play the guitar in exactly 30 days and bypass guitar lessons achieving real results! Results that got him featured on channel 7 news, hits FM radio, recording studio's and live on stage to thousands.

Click here to go to his site now. It's got heaps of hot tips. I highly recommend it!

Click here to see how you can get maximum life out of your strings

P.J. Murphy
Guitarsongs.info

Choosing Guitar Strings and ... Sore Fingers!

What Are The Different Types Of Guitar Strings Available Today?

Strings:
Your guitar may come with steel strings or nylon strings, depending on what style of guitar you have bought. The following information will outline the key differences between Nylon and Steel strings. All strings vary in sound. Therefore, it is best to try out different strings before you settle down with one particular brand.

Nylon strings are generally used in classical music although some jazz players use nylon strings for their finger style techniques. Some folk guitarists use nylon strings as well. Nylon strings are great for beginners because they are easier on the fingers than steel strings. They are also cheaper than steel strings.

Steel Strings are generally used in Rock, Country and Folk music because of their twangy resonance and versatility. Steel strings come in different gauge sizes. "Gauge" is the term to describe the thickness of the string. Therefore you can have 'light gauge' strings or heavy gauge strings. Lights are recommended for beginners, as they are thin and soft.

Also available today are strings that combine both silk and steel together. The sound of these strings is very bright and clear. They are also extremely easy on your fingers. So when you are choosing your strings, keep in mind that the differences in brands are very slight. In fact, more expensive strings are not necessarily the best.

Also a good point to keep in mind is that every time your fingers touch the strings, they pick up dirt and rust. This causes your strings to loose their sound and life. So after playing your guitar, give your strings a wipe with a DRY rag but not damp one.

Your fingers will also get a little sore when first starting out. Don't worry, as this will all go away. Try to soak your fingers in a bit of vinegar before you play, or even rub them in aloe vera afterwards. This will reduce the soreness.

The aim here is to develop a hard layer of skin on the tips of your fingers so that it doesn't hurt to play after that. A friend once told me that learning to play the guitar is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Thus, if you want to become an unreal guitarist, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, and PRACTICE. That's the biggest secret!

How To Play The Electric / Acoustic Guitar in Exactly 30 Days!

Learn from the best - This guy shows you how he learnt to play the guitar in exactly 30 days and bypass guitar lessons achieving real results! Results that got him featured on channel 7 news, hits FM radio, recording studio's and live on stage to thousands.

Click here to go to his site now. It's got heaps of hot tips. I highly recommend it!

Click here to see how you can get maximum life out of your strings

P.J. Murphy
Guitarsongs.info