Lessons For Beginner Guitarists

This section has been made for the beginner guitarist who is looking for quick access to lessons available that are more suitable to the beginner guitarist as opposed to the intermediate or advanced guitarist.

This is a compilation of lessons found in other areas of this website. For example, the lessons found here on chords can also be found in our section that is exclusively on chords but the chord section will also have lessons more suitable to advanced guitarists.

This listing focuses on any lessons on any topic that would be useful for the beginner guitarist.

How To Tune Your Guitar (Standard Tuning)

Part I - The Strings On The Guitar - EADGBE
Part II - Tuning The Low E String
Part III - Tuning The Rest Of Your Guitar

Introduction To Guitar Tabs - How to read the most basic guitar tabs

Right Hand Positioning - Where to put your right hand on the guitar

Strumming The Guitar - How to strum your guitar

Basic Picking - The basics for picking correctly on the guitar

How To Read Guitar Chord Diagrams - Learn the language of guitar chord diagrams

The 9 Basic Guitar Chords

Part I - C Major, G Major, D Major, E Minor, E Major, A Minor, A Major, D Minor and F Major.

Barre chords

Power Chords - Crank up your amp and play these guitar chords

How To Read Guitar Scale Diagrams - Learn the language of guitar scale diagrams

Your First Guitar Scale/The Pentatonic Scale - The first scale guitarists learn

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O Come All Ye Faithful Chords and lyrics for guitar

" O Come All Ye Faithful " is the renowned church hymn composed by John Francis Wade in the early 1750s, first published on Wade's Cantus Diversi. The carol is meant to gather Christians together to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, singing in repetition, "O come, let us adore Him."

Jingle Bell Rock guitar lesson (Easy TAB)

You can add a bit of rock and roll to your holiday party by learning to play "Jingle Bell Rock" on guitar. It features an intro with rock inspired high notes and an upbeat rhythm perfect for "dancing and prancing" the night away.

How To Tune Your Guitar (Standard Tuning)

Playing in tune is vital. No matter what level your playing may be at, you will sound HORRIBLE if your not in tune. It truly is the reason why most guitarists sound bad, not because they are bad, but because they are out of tune. This alone shows how important tuning your guitar is. For new guitarists tuning your guitar is hard and in some cases, will discourage an individual enough to quit playing guitar. But if you stick with it, you will quickly find how easy it is to tune. In fact, once you learn the following method, you could tune your guitar in as little as 30 seconds... or less! Before you start tuning all your friends guitars though, you have to start with the basics. The Strings On The Guitar - EADGBE A standard guitar has six strings. Each string having its own individual "thickness or roundness" and default note. Notice that when you buy a set of guitar strings, the package indicates which string belongs to which note. The notes of these six guitar ...

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