Love all your videos! You are a master teacher. One thing I would like to know about is "passing tones" And you please explain that using C Major & any other chords using some flats or sharps
I'd be interested in a video on chord substitutions, and jazzy chords with color that can be added to really make some of these simple tunes come to life.
I enjoy ALL of your lessons/thanks, and love studying the theory(which is my primary focus) but most of your lessons aren't basic enough.I tend to get lost.An intermediate player of 6 yrs with teacher and still get lost in the complexity of ur teaching style.
Hello Andrew, I'm a fairly new guitarist. And I don't know almost anything about music theory. You are an amazing teacher, but with so many videos I don't really know where to start because most start up with concepts I'm not familiar with.
Could you possibly suggest a one of your videos to learn the basics?. When I go on your website (on the M.T tab) I can't seen to find anything basic.
Thank you so much!, you are truly amazing for doing these videos.
Love your video's Andrew, thank you for taking the time to create them. Is there anywhere on your site that has some kind of guide-line to what order to learn certain things in? I've gone to watch a few of your lessons and found out I needed to know a whole other subject to be able to continue. It would be nice to patch the holes in my musical knowledge.
Again, many thanks for your video's. They are a massive help, very clear and enjoyable to watch.
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Love all your videos! You are a master teacher. One thing I would like to know about is "passing tones" And you please explain that using C Major & any other chords using some flats or sharps
Thanks.
Keith
Dieseldominican 1 week ago
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Dieseldominican 1 week ago
So that's how a lot of songs will be written then starting with the vocals then rhythm and whatever else over that until you have a hit.
cjkeegan100 2 months ago
On the staff, where is the low E note located?
TheMonkeysGoOoh 4 months ago
@TheMonkeysGoOoh It is written one octave below middle C for reasons of clarity. It actually sounds one octave lower than that even.
AtomicJimmyMack 4 months ago
That is sooooo cool Andrew! Thx for sharing. :)
teletran8 4 months ago
Great Lesson Andrew....
I´ve allways done this from hear but this is simple to understand the theory!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
joseglv 4 months ago
Nicely done Andrew. Very clear and concise. Thank you for this.
Jaynesgang 4 months ago
I dig the way u explain things , all my questions are answered with your videos ,
69camarotru 4 months ago
I'd be interested in a video on chord substitutions, and jazzy chords with color that can be added to really make some of these simple tunes come to life.
soho2014 4 months ago 2
@soho2014 Seconded.
pbskl 4 months ago
Very usefull Andrew, you make a great videolessons keep going man.
JoluBadBoy 4 months ago
Great lessons Andrew!! Thank you very much!
mrlpaul123 4 months ago
I enjoy ALL of your lessons/thanks, and love studying the theory(which is my primary focus) but most of your lessons aren't basic enough.I tend to get lost.An intermediate player of 6 yrs with teacher and still get lost in the complexity of ur teaching style.
08blacki 4 months ago
Thank you for another great lesson. Kudos!
fwpatt74 4 months ago
Hello Andrew, I'm a fairly new guitarist. And I don't know almost anything about music theory. You are an amazing teacher, but with so many videos I don't really know where to start because most start up with concepts I'm not familiar with.
Could you possibly suggest a one of your videos to learn the basics?. When I go on your website (on the M.T tab) I can't seen to find anything basic.
Thank you so much!, you are truly amazing for doing these videos.
eb1791 4 months ago
you rock!
edonyt 4 months ago
Loved this lesson, thanks!
dvstec 4 months ago
could you do one for minor chords, andrew?
jsaic 4 months ago 12
@jsaic in minor it will me Aminor Dminor Eminor 1 . 4 . 5 progression
452ist 4 months ago
Love your video's Andrew, thank you for taking the time to create them. Is there anywhere on your site that has some kind of guide-line to what order to learn certain things in? I've gone to watch a few of your lessons and found out I needed to know a whole other subject to be able to continue. It would be nice to patch the holes in my musical knowledge.
Again, many thanks for your video's. They are a massive help, very clear and enjoyable to watch.
Kyle.
eipylOh 4 months ago 3
first!
asf1187 4 months ago
@asf1187 Congratulations. That is a great achievment...
Great lessons, Andrew :)
Knarsens 4 months ago 6