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Introducing YGS Kids/Teens Guitar 

Learn Guitar Quickly with Erich Andreas/Your Guitar Sage.

Introducing YGS Kids/Teens Guitar

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Click the button below to get started with the full 73 lessons + bonus for only $47 (exclusive offer).

Are you ready to unlock your child's musical potential and provide them with a lifelong passion for music?

As someone who understands the transformative power of music firsthand, I'm thrilled to introduce you to YGS Kids/Teens – an exciting and educational course designed to ignite your child's love for playing guitar.

Music was more than just a hobby for me during my schooling years – it was a lifeline. Whether facing bullies or navigating through heartbreaks, music was always there, offering solace and strength. It helped me discover my true self and build an inner resilience that has shaped who I am today.

Now, I'm on a mission to share the joy and benefits of music with others. That's why I created YGS Kids/Teens, a comprehensive program that goes beyond teaching guitar skills. With interactive lessons, engaging activities, and personalized support, YGS Kids/Teens empowers children to explore their creativity, boost their confidence, and develop lifelong skills. 

Here's what sets YGS Kids/Teens apart:

Why Choose YGS Kids/Teens?

  • Instructor Credibility: The most extensive guitar student base of any single guitar instructor in the world (over 750,000 enrolled), over 10,000 1-on-1 lessons taught over the last 40 years, over 150 million video views, and specialization in children's education.

  • Course Design: YGS Kids/Teens is tailored for children's learning pace with step-by-step guidance, encouragement, and motivation ensuring no child is left behind.

  • Included Materials: Step-by-step video guidance with PDF attachments, quizzes, and Q&A access to me throughout the course.

Benefits of Music Education for Kids/Teens:

  • Pulls attention away from negative stimuli

    • Playing an instrument or singing provides a positive and absorbing activity that can divert children's attention away from negative stimuli or stressful situations. Focusing on music allows children to shift their attention towards constructive and enjoyable experiences.

  • Releases dopamine, the "feel-good" chemical

    • Music has the power to trigger the release of dopamine in the brain, which is associated with pleasure and reward. When children participate in music activities, such as playing instruments or singing, they experience feelings of enjoyment and satisfaction, leading to the release of dopamine and reinforcing their interest in music.

  • Stimulates brainwaves

    • Playing an instrument requires coordination between different brain regions, leading to synchronized brainwave activity. Additionally, listening to music can entrain brainwaves, influencing mood, attention, and cognitive function. Overall, music education engages the brain in complex ways, promoting neural connectivity and cognitive development.

  • Improves your state of mind

    • Learning music provides a creative outlet for self-expression and emotional release, leading to an improved overall mood and mental well-being. And promoting feelings of happiness, relaxation, and fulfillment.

  • Reduces the perception of pain

    • Music has been shown to have analgesic effects, meaning it can reduce the perception of pain. Participating in music education activities, such as playing instruments or singing, can distract children from physical discomfort or pain they may be experiencing. Additionally, listening to music can trigger the release of endorphins, the body's natural pain relievers, further reducing the perception of pain.

What will your kid/teen learn from this course?

Your kid/teen will learn:

Section  1

Lesson 01: Welcome Get a brief overview of the course and how to proceed.

Lesson 02: Items You Should Have Learn the essential items that you will need today to start your journey. No worries, I will direct you exactly where to go and what to do.

Lesson 03: Quiz - Items You Should Have Test your knowledge.

Lesson 04: How to Hold the Guitar Learn the most important and overlooked subject for successful guitar playing.

Lesson 05: Quiz - How to Hold the Guitar Test your knowledge.

Lesson 06: How to Hold the Guitar Pick Learning this foundational and often missed lesson will assure you know how to hold the guitar pick correctly from the start.

Lesson 07: Quiz - Holding the Guitar Pick Test your knowledge.

Lesson 08: Practicing the Pick Rest This simple yet rarely taught technique will create powerful guitar pick awareness and control.

Lesson 09: Quiz - Pick Rest Test your knowledge.

Lesson 10: How to Fret Learn the proper steps/techniques to perfect your guitar fretting.

Lesson 11: Quiz - How To Fret Test your knowledge.

Lesson 12: Practice - How to Fret - Tablature Lesson - Using Exercise 1 Learn how to read guitar tablature/tab, which is instantly applicable and infinitely powerful for the guitar player. In fact, we will use it here for our first “exercise #1”. This one feels great to play!

Lesson 13: Getting to Know Your Guitar Learn about your guitar and what the different parts do.

Lesson 14: Quiz - Getting to Know Your Guitar Test your knowledge.

Lesson 15: Practice - Review Getting to Know Your Guitar Practice Exercises This is where I prescribe to you exactly what to practice for today. Each day will have a different focus.

Lesson 16: Basic Guitar Care Learn how to take care of your guitar so that you can play it for years to come.

Lesson 17: Basic Guitar Care – Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 18: Practice - Guitar Care - Practice Exercises This is where I prescribe to you exactly what to practice for today. Every day we will have a different focus while we continue to revisit other foundational techniques.

Lesson 19: Introduction to Chords Learn what a chord is, how to read chord stamps.

Lesson 20: Introduction to Chords - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Section  2

Lesson 21: Basic Chord Technique Em7 Chord Learn our 1st chord and the proper technique to use for all “open” chords.

Lesson 22: Practice - Basic Chord Technique Today’s focus is the basic chord technique and the E-7 chord.

Lesson 23: Introduction to Strumming Learn the proper way to strum the guitar as we focus on the difference between down strums and up strums. We also learn about down beats and up beats and how they affect our strumming patterns.

Lesson 24: Strumming - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 25: Practice - Introduction to Strumming Today’s focus is strumming. This is where it gets REALLY fun!

Lesson 26: E minor Chord Learn one of the most widely used guitar chords ever.

Lesson 27: Practice - E minor chord Today’s focus is on perfecting the E minor chord.

Lesson 28: E major and E7 chords Learn the E major and E7 chords by associating them with the E minor that we recently learned.

Lesson 29: Practice - E and E7 Today’s focus is on the E and E 7 chords.

Lesson 30: Level 3 Strumming - Big Strumming Learn how to quickly overcome the sometimes challenging “ghost” down strum and discover how the “big strumming” technique and other techniques allow us to do so.

Lesson 31: Practice - Level 3 Strumming - Big Strumming Here we will apply the techniques that we just learned.

Lesson 32: Naming the Notes on the Fretboard Learn ALL the notes on the guitar by using a few easy to remember tricks that I will show you.

Lesson 33: Naming Notes on the Fretboard – Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 34: Practice - Naming the Notes on a Fretboard Today’s focus is practicing how to EASILY name the notes on the guitar fretboard.

Lesson 35: Am and Am7 Learn two of my favorite guitar chords that are used in countless songs.

Lesson 36: Practice - Am and Am7 Today’s focus is on the Am and Am7 chords. These are used a lot in the song charts that I provide for you. We will still revisit previous techniques as well.

Lesson 37: How to Tune With a Tuner Learn how to tune your guitar with a tuner, so you can play those sweet melodies and chords.

Lesson 38: Tuning - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 39: Practice - How to Tune With a Tuner Today’s focus is practicing what we learned about tuning the guitar with a tuner.

 

Section 3

Lesson 40: A and A7 chords Learn the A major and A7 chords and exactly how to play them.

Lesson 41: Practice - A and A7 Today’s focus is the A and A7 chords.

Lesson 42: Introduction to Rhythm Durations Learn about whole notes, half notes, quarter notes and more as we create a foundation in rhythmic duration.

Lesson 43: Rhythm Duration - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 44: Practice - Introduction to Rhythms Today’s focus is practicing with rhythmic durations as well as revisiting our foundational techniques.

Lesson 45: How to Read a Chord Chart Learn how to read a chord chart which is a super-powerful, one-page representation of a song. Learning this will help forge an essential skill that many musicians often miss.

Lesson 46: Chord Charts - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 47: Practice - How to Read a Chord Chart Today’s focus is learning how to read our first chord chart song example. SUPER fun stuff!

Lesson 48: D, Dm and D7 chords Learn how to play 3 widely used chords D, Dm and D7.

Lesson 49: Practice - D, Dm and D7 chords Today’s focus is on perfecting chords D, Dm and D7. Throughout all these practice sessions, I will be guiding you through other strumming/picking drills as well.

Lesson 50: Split Measures Learn how we read and play song charts that have “split measures”, which is when we have two chords that split a measure.

Lesson 51: Split Measures - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 52: Practice - Split Measures Today we practice a new song chart that contains a split measure. With each of these song chart examples you will experience real-life chart examples which is preparing you for the ability to play thousands of songs by just looking at a chord chart sheet.

Lesson 53: How to Change Chords Smoothly Learn a way of thinking that will allow you to move smoothly from one chord to the next. This technique is very effective and should be applied to all chords that you desire to transition to smoothly.

Lesson 54: Practice - How to Change Chords Smoothly Today’s practice hyper-focuses on perfecting the chord transition.

Lesson 55: C Chord  Learn C major, another often used, essential chord that we will find often in popular songs.

Lesson 56: Practice - C chord Today’s practice focuses on the C major chord while revisiting some of our other foundational techniques.

Lesson 57: Shuffle Rhythms Learn about shuffle rhythms, how to “feel” them, what scenarios we might use them in and how to apply them to our previously learned strumming rhythms.

Lesson 58: Shuffle Rhythm - Quiz Test your knowledge. 

Lesson 59: Practice - Shuffle Rhythms Today’s focus is on how to apply shuffle rhythms to our strumming rhythm patterns.

Section 4

Lesson 60: Mixed Measure Learn about the “mixed measure”, which is when we have two or more chords in a measure that are not evenly split.  We will learn how to read them on a chart and how to play them.

Lesson 61: Mixed Measure - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 62: Practice - Mixed Measure Today’s focus is on a new song chart that incorporates a mixed measure. We find these often in popular music.  You will experience them frequently and will now be equipped to do so.

Lesson 63: Diamonds and Pushes Learn about two new rhythmic variations that we come across often in popular song charts; the “diamond” and the “push”. Here we learn how to read them and play them.

Lesson 64: Diamonds and Pushes - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 65: G chord Learn one my favorite chords to play and the cornerstone chord for hundreds of thousands of songs; the G major chord.

Lesson 66: Practice - G chord Today we focus on using proper fretting techniques to tackle the G major chord.

Lesson 67: Practice - G D Pushes and Diamonds Today’s focus is on a new song chart that features chords G and D and includes a “push” and “diamond” to solidify our knowledge.

Lesson 68: Inversions Learn about chord inversions which change the bass note of the chord allowing us to change the voicing of a chord for variation. The pros know this one!

Lesson 69: Inversions - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 70: Practice - Amazing Grace Today’s focus is on a new song chart for “Amazing Grace”.  It incorporates many of the chords that we have already learned along with many of the techniques that we have been honing over the weeks. This one is MEGA-rewarding!

Lesson 71: Using a Capo Learn about the guitar’s best friend, the capo, which allows us to quickly change keys on the guitar as well as make the guitar chords easier to play.

Lesson 72: Using a Capo - Quiz Test your knowledge.

Lesson 73: Where to Go Next Learn how EVERYTHING that we learned in this course has stacked up in a very intentional way to equip you with the ability to learn thousands of songs, by merely looking at the song chart while I guide you through these songs on my YouTube channel.

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John

I am thoroughly impressed with how you are able break things down in an easy and understandable way, demonstrating patterns, and providing a context to everything you teach. This is truly the only way to learn and understand playing the guitar.

Bill M.

My fianceé is from Costa Rica and it's been 3 months since she last visited.
We just got back to the States after my short visit.
Last night she heard me play my guitar and she couldn't believe it was me playing.
She was amazed at how much I improved.
That is proof positive, Erich's, program works!
Thank you Erich Andreas.

Steve E.

Erich, I have just finished watching day two. I have to say, your teaching style is phenomenal.

Lisa R.

—I started at the very beginning of your lessons b/c I don't want to miss one important tip or technique. You have quite a gift for teaching. Thank you!

Carl M.

Finally. Someone to not only show me how to play the guitar, but someone to explain some basic music theory in an understandable way.

Erich Andreas with guitar student singing

Duane J.

-finally found someone who explains fully and simple. Awesome lessons. Thanks.

Christine J.

THANK YOU. This has given me an epiphany. So easy now to ‘see’ the chords. Something that had completely eluded me until this course. You are a brilliant teacher!

Shirley H.

Love your classes. I've been moving forward faster from you than any other instructors that I've tried. I even told my son who is a marine about you and gave him an acoustic guitar because he wants to learn to play.

Blake P.

Thanks to you I finally found that teacher that talks more in a simplistic way towards guitarists trying to learn. I can finally take my step to becoming a great guitar player.

Ludwig

I want to congratulate you for being such a good teacher :D Thanks to you, I feel more confident, day after day, to call myself a guitar player. Looking forward to learning more!

Michellee

-but I just love how you teach! Each lesson's soo interesting and nice and slow.

Chris

I love the way you are showing us how to make the complex simple. It’s great to take what you’ve shown us and say to yourself ‘Wow, this isn’t as complicated as I thought’. Great stuff!

 

Edward

When the young folks ask me how I learned to play your name will be right there to show you my appreciation.

Melwym D.

His method of simplifying and breaking down parts so methodically has made even a rookie guitarist much better than when I started.

Gregg M.

I have learned more on this site in the first three days than I could have imagined. I've never been more excited to learn. Thank you!

Erich Andreas with his guitar student

mgcrich

There are literally thousands of online instructors, systems, all promising sure fire results. Erich is legitimately one of the few that I rely on. Always informative. Always spot on. Much respect for this dude.

Wilde

-the amount of lessons and the way you've broken things down in a step-by-step manner is so convenient it's not even funny. I appreciate your guidance.

orcmid

-you are my role model for what an excellent teacher provides. That you accomplish it on-line with not much interaction with students is even more remarkable.

Michael C.

Erich, Great pace... The encouragement videos are well taken & much needed. I'm 60 and finally making the move. You've earned my enrollment at the completion of the 30 days, I'm on day 15.

 

Rich P.

I've been a guitar student for many years and you have, by far, changed my life and understanding of the guitar more than any other teacher I've ever had.

Philip S.

Thank you for your lessons Erich I am so impressed with your knowledge of guitar playing.

Jim S.

Harmony has never been explained to me in such an interesting way. Thanks for the insight, Erich!

Pete D.

Hi Erich. Another late starter here (60+) and, after many attempts with lessons, mostly one-on-one, and years of frustration, seeing little to no progress, I've finally found out that I'm not "broken" and that I actually do have the ability to play the guitar. :) The content, pace, and variety of your lessons is perfect for me, and I look forward to each new session.

Erich Andreas with guitar student

David B.

Thanks for the great course Erich. The daily exercise was exactly what I needed. Not only did this course allow me to improve my skills, it established a habit of learning.

Dan H.

Erich, the best thing that's happened since getting my guitar is finding you and these lessons.
Love the instruction, support, pace, tips and tricks. so valuable without information overload, and it's working!

Roy K.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate the quality of these instructional videos. It's obvious that a lot of effort, time and consideration has gone into these courses. Although it's early in the training program, I look forward every day to the next lesson. I can't tell you how motivated I am to get back to where I used to be able to play. I couldn't agree with you more on the fundamental building blocks of this program.

Course Details and Features:

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Our carefully crafted lessons cover everything from basic chords to playing songs, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience for your child.

  • Interactive Learning Materials: From interactive videos to fun quizzes, our multimedia resources make learning guitar enjoyable and engaging.

  • Step-by-Step Learning: I hand walk you through this series making it impossible not to learn.

  • Personalized Support: I'm here to provide guidance and support every step of the way, ensuring that your child receives the attention they deserve.

  • Lifetime Access : Course is yours for life.

Click the button below to get started with the full 73 lessons + bonus for only $47 (exclusive offer).

YourGuitarSage in the News

Erich Andreas, a renowned guitar instructor and founder of YourGuitarSage.com, was featured in The Wall Street Journal for his innovative approach to teaching guitar online which is changing the guitar education industry!

Erich Andreas achieved the remarkable feat of being voted #1 "Next Top Instructor" on TrueFire, a prestigious online platform for guitar instruction.

What are Students Saying about Erich's Other Courses?

Complete Guitar Lessons System Udemy reviews
Hi Erich, I just started and I love this course . Your teaching is great and better than others. Last year I bought this guitar and I started this year after some modules I realised I have a small guitar I am like 14 yr old and I wanna know if it's fine to use a small guitar
Erich Firstly, thanks a bunch…thoroughly enjoying getting better as I go on...can't believe that 3 weeks ago I hadn't even touched a guitar. I've watched up to video 30 and have decided to practice and consolidate what l've learned so far. Exercises in fretting and strumming are going well...can cut straight into the level 5 strums now. I'm trying to get more fluid in my chord transitions but I guess that's just practice, practice, practice. Mostly the chords are clean but I struggle with B7 getting A string to sound clean... have tried the curl and it's better but I still seem to get buzz from the second finger touching the string....any advice
This is not a question but more of a shout out to say this is a great course so far. I love how you throw in music theory (I'm a music theory geek). I come from a background of playing violin and viola and the Fretboard is the same with the sharps and flats although only four strings on via and violin. Again, thanks for this great course and looking forward to taking more of them from you. I've tried another one on here and it was such a crash course it left me unimpressed but your course is worth it.
Thanks for making this course it is really very helpful to us. The best course available. Complete knowledge of a true guitar course in true sense! La you're the best guitar teacher I have ever seen.
So much fun and challenging. ended up going off piste on my own though, I was enjoying it that much! Will watch many more times and make myself stay on course! Thanks
I greet you all! I also greet Mr. Erich. I bought this course almost two years ago, but didn't really get into it until January of this year. Believe me folks that in this course you have enough information to be able to become a master guitar player, instead all that is required from the students is determination and perseverance. I can say that it was worth buying the course, it is true that there were many frustrations at the beginning but I can see the progress, I can enjoy this
I took my time with this one; fifteen months to be exact but its been an unforgettable journey. When I look back upon the last year or so I am amazed at how much information I now have in my head and how my playing has evolved. Techniques that seemed beyond my grasp come naturally now. There are some modules I need to go through again but I have gone from not being able to do the pick rest exercise to intermediate guitarist. Perhaps I'm blowing my own trumpet here! I am not normally one to make grandiose statements but you have changed my life. Thank you, Guitar Sage, I shall forever be proud to call you my teacher
This was an amazing course which I completed today. Five out of five.
I'm in the middle of my journey and I'm so much in love with his way of teaching. Glad to have such a humble instructor. The lectures are very interactive and fun.
Loved this series! You explain things in a great way and also encourage us to become better players! Thank you so much!
Love the class, Erich! I've been following your YouTube channel for a while and was super excited to find this class on Udemy. I've gifted the class to four of my children and recommended it to a friend. You're a very good teacher.
Erich. This is just a thank you for your systematic and helpful way of going through the guitar basics. I have been a lifetime struggler with the guitar, having taken lessons from 5-13 and never past 1st position or basic barre chords during that time. I've played Rosksmith, which has helped with some dexterity and comfort, but am amazed at the progress I've made by taking a little bit of theory and matching it with deliberate practice. I have literally been trying to learn the solo from Boston's More than a Feeling on and off for about 5 years and just applied the looping technique you taught to the problem. Within 20 minutes, I was wailing on it at full speed and without referring to the tabs. This was amazing! Feel free to use this testimonial anywhere you would like. I just wish my childhood teacher instilled some of these habits and taught some of these simple lessons (for example, I never knew to pull the strings and was always annoyed at having to retune after a few minutes) from the get go.
Hi Erich I really appreciate this lesson - this is another one I wish someone had told me years ago! I'm learning my first song now - kiss me by sixpence none the richer - just taking it slow, couple of chords at the time, learning how to use the capo and also learning how the chord shapes stay the same (but the chords are actually different). Thanks for the course - I see how it's all about a mindset (or a way of being?)!
I have been floundering with guitar for the best part of 10 years and only now have really understood why I could never learn. I was trying to learn to play songs I liked but never followed a systematic way of learning. I could play a handful of songs well but if asked to play something else I would hand over the guitar to someone else. Thanks for introducing this course and mapping it out in such a logical, easy to follow way. In only a couple weeks I have surpassed what I have learned over the last 10 years.
Hi Erich ! Just a message to say that your course is awesome, and learning with you is a pleasure! Thanks for all and your advices !! Keep rockin'
my name is nabeel and I am student of sufism and learn musical instruments. I think that you are the best teachers ever for my musical passion. thanks and love n respect from heart
I wish someone had told me this about talent a couple of decades ago! Loving this course and my guitar - I've found it a great help during the pandemic and have built practice into my daily routine.
Erich your a kind spirit. Very good teacher. Thankyou for this amazing course and I love how you explain things. It has made it so much better for me to comprehend everything to do with guitar!
This coarse chorse corse course was/is fantastic. I feel like i'm ready to start learning things in my own direction with emphasis on my own preferences. I feel like i'm ready to learn songs and build a full library of songs that i know, and to record them as well. Thank you for this awesome course, i know you put a lot of work into creating it and that is very much acknowledged and appreciated as well. all the best, stay safe, be kind to all beings, don't trust the man, and keep playing guitar But i don't have to worry about withdrawal or otherwise missing your voice, your face, because next i'll be starting with your

What are Students Saying about Erich's Other Courses?

Complete Guitar Lessons System Udemy reviews
Hi Erich, I just started and I love this course . Your teaching is great and better than others. Last year I bought this guitar and I started this year after some modules I realised I have a small guitar I am like 14 yr old and I wanna know if it's fine to use a small guitar
Erich Firstly, thanks a bunch…thoroughly enjoying getting better as I go on...can't believe that 3 weeks ago I hadn't even touched a guitar. I've watched up to video 30 and have decided to practice and consolidate what l've learned so far. Exercises in fretting and strumming are going well...can cut straight into the level 5 strums now. I'm trying to get more fluid in my chord transitions but I guess that's just practice, practice, practice. Mostly the chords are clean but I struggle with B7 getting A string to sound clean... have tried the curl and it's better but I still seem to get buzz from the second finger touching the string....any advice
This is not a question but more of a shout out to say this is a great course so far. I love how you throw in music theory (I'm a music theory geek). I come from a background of playing violin and viola and the Fretboard is the same with the sharps and flats although only four strings on via and violin. Again, thanks for this great course and looking forward to taking more of them from you. I've tried another one on here and it was such a crash course it left me unimpressed but your course is worth it.
Thanks for making this course it is really very helpful to us. The best course available. Complete knowledge of a true guitar course in true sense! La you're the best guitar teacher I have ever seen.
I took my time with this one; fifteen months to be exact but its been an unforgettable journey. When I look back upon the last year or so I am amazed at how much information I now have in my head and how my playing has evolved. Techniques that seemed beyond my grasp come naturally now. There are some modules I need to go through again but I have gone from not being able to do the pick rest exercise to intermediate guitarist. Perhaps I'm blowing my own trumpet here! I am not normally one to make grandiose statements but you have changed my life. Thank you, Guitar Sage, I shall forever be proud to call you my teacher
I greet you all! I also greet Mr. Erich. I bought this course almost two years ago, but didn't really get into it until January of this year. Believe me folks that in this course you have enough information to be able to become a master guitar player, instead all that is required from the students is determination and perseverance. I can say that it was worth buying the course, it is true that there were many frustrations at the beginning but I can see the progress, I can enjoy this
So much fun and challenging. ended up going off piste on my own though, I was enjoying it that much! Will watch many more times and make myself stay on course! Thanks
This was an amazing course which I completed today. Five out of five.
This was an amazing course which I completed today. Five out of five.
This was an amazing course which I completed today. Five out of five.

What are Students Saying about Erich's Other Courses?

Complete Guitar Lessons System Udemy reviews
Hi Erich, I just started and I love this course . Your teaching is great and better than others. Last year I bought this guitar and I started this year after some modules I realised I have a small guitar I am like 14 yr old and I wanna know if it's fine to use a small guitar
Erich Firstly, thanks a bunch…thoroughly enjoying getting better as I go on...can't believe that 3 weeks ago I hadn't even touched a guitar. I've watched up to video 30 and have decided to practice and consolidate what l've learned so far. Exercises in fretting and strumming are going well...can cut straight into the level 5 strums now. I'm trying to get more fluid in my chord transitions but I guess that's just practice, practice, practice. Mostly the chords are clean but I struggle with B7 getting A string to sound clean... have tried the curl and it's better but I still seem to get buzz from the second finger touching the string....any advice
I greet you all! I also greet Mr. Erich. I bought this course almost two years ago, but didn't really get into it until January of this year. Believe me folks that in this course you have enough information to be able to become a master guitar player, instead all that is required from the students is determination and perseverance. I can say that it was worth buying the course, it is true that there were many frustrations at the beginning but I can see the progress, I can enjoy this
I took my time with this one; fifteen months to be exact but its been an unforgettable journey. When I look back upon the last year or so I am amazed at how much information I now have in my head and how my playing has evolved. Techniques that seemed beyond my grasp come naturally now. There are some modules I need to go through again but I have gone from not being able to do the pick rest exercise to intermediate guitarist. Perhaps I'm blowing my own trumpet here! I am not normally one to make grandiose statements but you have changed my life. Thank you, Guitar Sage, I shall forever be proud to call you my teacher
Thanks for making this course it is really very helpful to us. The best course available. Complete knowledge of a true guitar course in true sense! La you're the best guitar teacher I have ever seen.
This is not a question but more of a shout out to say this is a great course so far. I love how you throw in music theory (I'm a music theory geek). I come from a background of playing violin and viola and the Fretboard is the same with the sharps and flats although only four strings on via and violin. Again, thanks for this great course and looking forward to taking more of them from you. I've tried another one on here and it was such a crash course it left me unimpressed but your course is worth it.

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