Course Stats:
- 1.5 hours on-demand video
- 13 downloadable resources
Welcome to Fingerstyle for the Curious Guitarist! This is a complete fingerstyle guitar course for all levels of playing & improvising using fingerstyle & fingerpicking technique. Fingerstyle is a widely popular technique for playing guitar and can be used in many styles of music. Guitarists will often study this style alongside regular flatpicking playing.
Any kind of six-string guitar will work well for this course - electric, acoustic, or classical guitar.
The first few lessons will quickly get you up-to-speed with the terminology, such as our string names, reading TAB, and naming our picking fingers. Next, we'll use finger rolls, dyads, & triads (plus combinations of these) to play through chord progressions using only fingerpicking. We'll explore technique after technique of fingerstyle approaches to playing anything & everything without the use of a pick. We'll also work on traditional classical & Spanish techniques using open-handed strumming.
Everything in this course is in TAB form - no music reading required.
Many of these lesson videos have PDF attachments which are the tabs & text lessons. You can download, save, & print these. Be sure to get all the PDFs.
Course Requirements:
- This course is for everyone - including complete beginners.
- You only need a guitar - any kind of guitar with six strings.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn fingerstyle guitar.
- Beginner, intermediate, & advanced guitarists.
- Guitarists wanting to level-up their fingerpicking skills.
- Guitarists wanting to improvise using fingerstyle technique.
What you'll learn:
- Every common fingerstyle technique.
- Modern & classical methods.
- Be able to play anything using fingerpicking techniques.
- Common finger rolls.
- Improvise & be creative with your fingerpicking.
- Open-handed strumming.
- Chords & solos using fingerstyle techniques.
- Fast fingerstyle scale runs.
By the end of this course, you'll have all the tools you need to play anything on the guitar using a fingerstyle approach.
I'm glad you're here - let's begin.
