Requirements

• Basic Guitar Knowledge – Students should have a fundamental understanding of guitar anatomy
• basic chords
• and simple strumming techniques.
• Familiarity with Music Theory – A basic grasp of music theory concepts such as scales
• intervals
• and chord progressions is helpful
• though not mandatory.
• Access to a Guitar – Participants will need a guitar (electric or acoustic) for daily practice sessions.
• Microsoft Excel or Equivalent Software – Students will need access to Excel or a compatible spreadsheet program to utilize the interactive fretboard worksheet provided in the course.
• Computer/Device with Internet Access – For video lessons
• downloads
• and accessing course materials.

Description

Who this course is for:

• Beginner to Intermediate Guitarists who have foundational guitar skills and want to advance their knowledge of the fretboard and music theory.
• Self-Taught Musicians looking for structured learning to fill in gaps in their fretboard knowledge and improve technique.
• Aspiring Guitarists who wish to develop a deeper understanding of modes
• scales
• chords
• and intervals in a practical
• visual manner.
• Visual Learners who prefer innovative tools and flipped perspectives to align the learning experience with how they see and play the guitar.
• Guitarists Seeking Daily Practice routines that blend music theory and practical drills for continuous improvement.