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TUN-04 Open G Tuning

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About this lesson

This resource provides your student with a quick reference sheet on Open G Tuning. This reference sheet will come in handy when the student learns a song in Open G tuning but is also handy if your student wants to use the slide more. All the reference sheets in the TUN series follow the same format so your student can easily compare alternate tunings.

This lesson will help your student:

  • Understand Open G tuning
  • Learn the notes on the fretboard in Open G tuning

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TUN-01 Standard Tuning

TUN-02 Drop-D Tuning

TEC-09 Picking Exercises 1

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About this lesson

Most students manage to get comfortable with picking fairly easily so you might feel picking exercises aren't necessary. However once your student actually tries out exercises like these it's pretty obvious how much of an impact it can have on their abilities. The exercises in this lesson covers a few different picking styles such as economy, alternate, and tremolo as well as other exercises focused on string skipping and rhythm grouping. The included lesson instructions will walk you through how to explain these exercises to your student.

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TEC-07 Tapping

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About this lesson

Most students enjoy learning to use tapping as it's quite fun to play and sounds great. Before you give this resource to your student, ensure they feel comfortable with basic legato techniques such as hammer-ons, pull-offs and slides. The exercises in this resource are easy to explain and will help your student focus on the technique side of things without having to worry about difficult licks.

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TEC-05 Natural Harmonics

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About this lesson

If you want to mix things up a bit and teach your student something different, spend some time explaining natural harmonics to them. Students often find them interesting to play so it's a good way to keep someone's interest going. This lesson shows how the student can use harmonics to tune the guitar as well as how they could be used in music. The included lesson instructions will provide you with plenty of ideas on how to explain harmonics to your student.

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TUN-02 Drop D Tuning

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About this lesson

This resource provides your student with a quick reference sheet on Drop-D Tuning. This reference sheet will come in handy when the student wants to learn the notes on the fretboard or wants to improvise using Drop-D. All the reference sheets in the TUN series follow the same format so your student can easily compare alternate tunings.

This lesson will help your student:

  • Understand Drop D tuning
  • Learn the notes on the fretboard in Drop-D tuning

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BEG-03 Tuning the guitar

TUN-01 Standard Tuning

TUN-04 Open G Tuning

TUN-01 Standard Tuning

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About this lesson

This resource provides your student with a quick reference sheet on Standard Tuning. This reference sheet will come in handy when the student wants to learn the notes on the fretboard or wants to learn to tune the guitar using different methods. All the reference sheets in the TUN series follow the same format so your student can easily compare alternate tunings.

This lesson will help your student:

  • Understand standard tuning
  • Learn the notes on the fretboard in standard tuning
  • Learn to tune the guitar using different methods

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BEG-03 Tuning the guitar

TUN-02 Drop-D Tuning

PRA-04 Student Progress Tracker

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About this lesson

This sheet is a simple tool you can use to motivate your student to practice regularly. It is very effective in pushing lazy students to practice harder. Even if your student practices regularly, you can still use this resource to help them improve faster. Use it in conjunction with PRA-03. Students love seeing their progress mapped out visually so use it with as many students as you can.

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PRA-03 Student Goals

PRA-03 Student Goals

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About this lesson

This resource is for your student to keep track of their guitar related goals. Many tutors neglect to consider what the student's goals are before starting lessons. By giving this sheet to your student and asking them to think about what they want to achieve you will become more effective during lessons. This resource will make your job a whole lot easier!

Use this resource in conjunction with PRA-04.

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PRA-04 Student Progress Tracker

INT-05 Learning the Fretboard

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About this lesson

Many tutors struggle to teach students the importance of learning the notes on the fretboard. By using this resource, you can set your tuition quality a step above your competitors. Three methods to mastering the fretboard notes are looked at in depth which gives your students plenty of options. The included lesson instructions will help you explain each methods pro's and con's and how the student should use them.

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INT-06 Finding new chords across the neck

INT-03 More Guitar Slide Improvisation

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This lesson continues on from INT-02 in looking at applying the slide during improvisation. This lesson is very practical and students find it easy to understand. The included lesson instructions will make sure you cover all important points and explain the concepts behind the music.

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INT-01 Introduction to the Pentatonic Scale

INT-02 Introduction to the Guitar Slide