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Made famous by hard rock band Deep Purple, the riff of 'Smoke On The Water' is considered a must in the learning of the guitar. Want it to be a bit more blues? Slow down the tempo! Smoke on the Water

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Goode is the perfect song to practice assimilating rock'n'roll chords.īonus: Once assimilated, this series of chords can be transposed anywhere. Set the intro to the side for a moment as it may be a bit difficult for a beginner, but the rest of Johnny B. With only four major chords to repeat at will and its easy pace, this track is perfect for beginner guitarists.īonus: an easy rhythm and a repeating structure Smells Like Teen SpiritĬomposed by Kurt Cobain and the other members of Nirvana, this grunge hymn is the perfect way to work on the power chords and at the same time your rhythm, a necessity for all beginner guitarists!īonus: 4 power chords and a steady pace Johnny B. Made famous by Buffalo Springfield, the first froup of Neil Young and Stephen Stills, before Stills, Nash & Young, 'For What It's Worth' is a peaceful title from 1966 that was successful thanks to its protest message to the Vietnam War. There have been many versions, one of which includes the 'French Elvis,' Johnny Hallyday, a rendition that has become a classic in the history of contemporary music.īonus: slow rhythm, perfect for practicing arpeggios For What It’s Worth Grab your guitar, launch Jamzone, select these titles and start playing! House of the Rising Sunįolk ballad of the 30s, nobody really knows who is at the origin of this well-known track that garnered noteriety thanks to Bob Dylan at the beginning of the 60s and then by the Animals (who put a more rock-ish spin on the song). These tracks offer the advantage of open chords, easier than chord bars that require more strength and dexterity (blocking all strings with just your index). Our physico-acoustic preparers have selected 5 ideal Backing Tracks that are perfect for upping your game.

One to One Guitar Tuition available online on in person.Want to become gold medalist at the Olympics category synchronized rope scraping? Whether it's just for the pure pleasure of playing an instrument, or some fireside accompaniment over a get-together with friends or simply for the sake of music, the guitar is probably one of the most popular and easy instruments to learn. The last three bars below demostrate the same phrase three ways. The 1st bar below is an extension of the previous idea. Variations: Once we are into higher ground we can use different ways of playing the same phrase to decide what comes next and where we are going to take our lead or solo. In the example below you can see how I would use the B-string to slide back down to a lower position on the neck. The difference in tone and the pathways for phrases can help create a different feel to our leads and solos. Once we have moved into the higher position we can then start to use other strings. I personally like to use one string to climb the neck working horizontally across the string from position to another. It’s good practice to work your way into these positions. We can create dramatic effects by moving into these positions and move music forward. Practice each bend more than once to get your head around it.īelow are some examples of how we can use range – octaves – different positions on the guitar to create different phrasing. Below are some examples that you can try. We need to tune our ears, train our fingers and persevere. To get it right takes practice and plenty of it.

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Free A Minor Backing Tracksīending strings whilst improvising is a daunting task. The bluenote in this scale is a flattened 5th. The Blues scale is the Minor Pentatonic scale with an added note. In this case the Minor Pentatonic is A D E G A with the B and F being removed from the natural minor scale. There are Major and Minor Pentatonic scales and their notes are taken from those scales. To find the Relative Minor we go to the 6th note of C Major C D E F G (A) Bīack to Playlist A Pentatonic Minor Scale: A C D E G AĪ pentatonic scale is a musical scale with five notes per octave as opposed contrast to the major and minor scales.

In this case the Relative Major scale is C Major. Mellow Playlist A Minor Natural Scale: A B C D E F G AĪ natural minor scale or Aeolian mode is a series of notes taken from it’s relative major scale.

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