Power chords are mostly used in Rock & Metal music also in other styles too. Let me show you the theory behind them & how to play them.

E Major Scale, open position, 1 octave scale. Great to know to add melodies, passing notes and riffs to your guitar playing.

1 Octave open position D Major Scale. Great to learn this and tie it in with the D Major Chord so add colour and runs to your chords.

Looking at a 1 octave A major scale starting on the root note of the open position chord.

Learn to play a 1 octave C major scale in open position. I'll also show you how a chord is a summary of the scale you are playing.

The spider exercise is a great exercise to train your fingers to stay in position. I've come up with a slightly easier version for you .

This is a great exercise to get all your fingers working. The hardest thing to do as a beginner is to keep your fingers on the guitar.

TAB (Tablature) is a simple way of reading sheet music for stringed instruments. I will explain how to read it on guitar.

Looking at the D major chord 'D' and the D minor chord 'Dm' and the difference between the two chords.

C Major for a beginner is tricky to play. It requires the 3 techniques I spoke about in the fretting hand video to be near on perfect.

Another good chord for beginner guitar players is Am 'A minor'

How to Play The Half Barre F Chord The F chord on the guitar for beginners and even intermediate players can be very tricky and...

Learning to alternate pick is one of the most important techniques you need to learn to play the guitar. This video supplements a chapter...