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Uploaded by on Jun 25, 2010

http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/free_ebook/
Click the above link to get our free E book with the chords diagrammed out as well as chord changing techniques and lessons, fretboard diagram, and much more!

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In this video we teach how to begin to master the art of strumming by playing different strum patterns over different chords within the same progression. Get your strumming and rhythm to the next level with this lesson. All chords and strums written out in text so its easy to follow along and learn how to play.

Many more full on video lessons as well as a FREE 3-day all access site pass at the full on video instructional website at: http://www.nextlevelguitar.com

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  • Dear David! I have been playing for two weeks, and formilier with all the open chords now, and everybody on youtube is talking about how many songs you can play with simple chords, but... every time I try to learn a song 90 percent of the time it turns out to have barchords too.So would U please reccommend some simple easy beginner songs, to make learning fun?Thanx , and as U see all my other comments: U R THE BEST!!! BEST TEACHER (and other things too.....)

  • Hi - no prob - I have a list of simple songs using open chords - go to our full on instructional website at next level guitar dotcom - look in the ARTICLES section for an artice I wrote titled good campfire songs - then use the free 3 day pass on the homepage to access. Rock on!

    David T

  • okay ive been watching alot of your videos lately and i have some questions. so to start off, i just got an acoustic guitar, and all your videos show patterns to play and you name chords to play, but i dont understand how to place your fingers on those chords and what strings to play? cause i have looked at a bunch of chord charts and i can see where to place your fingers but i dont know how high to place them on the guitar?

    thank you so much

    Zach

  • Hi Zach - we have tons of lessons on chords including the fingerings - check out the chord library as well as the lessons in the beginner 1-99 section master classes on the full on video instructional website at next level guitar dotcom - there is a free 3 day all access pass on the home page so you can try out the site and see how u like it - enjoy and rock oN!

    David T

  • Dont know exactly how to reach you guys on a more personal level here but I've been wanting to share this with you guys (you and Marty). Every time I type in "guitar lessons" I run across you two and I just wanna say that you guys are a blessing to the guitar and song writer community all over the U.S. Thank you so much for all your postings and advice, as a song writer and guitar player, I personally wanna thank you guys for everything you put out there.

    Much Love.

    Val Hovanesian

  • Hi Val - thanks so much for your kind words - most appreciated! So glad that you like our lessons and that we can help you with your playing. Keep up all the hard work and keep on rocking!

    take care

    David T

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  • @SkullVodka

    Practice practice practice..

    And remember that the RIGHT hand is the BOSS

    If you don't "stick" the chord.. SO WHAT!

    KEEP THAT RIGHT HAND STRUMMING!!

    Keep that rhythm going when playing your .. what's it called?

    RHYTHM GUITAR

    not a CHORD guitar

    A RHYTHM GUITAR

    What ever you do, don't stop strumming that right hand!

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  • "bring joy to the rest of your life!"

  • @melindaedes mate look up 'Axis of awesome 4 chords song'

    theres about, infinite songs? for you to learn :D heh, good luck

  • Thank you sooooo much!

  • hard.

  • Good stuff

  • Excellent video. Highly appreciated, I've actually managed to do this; its a true testament to your ability as a teacher! Rock on. :)

  • Love these videos- they're super effective! And beautiful sounding guitar, by the way!

  • I can see why this video was so popular. Great stuff!

  • i didnt know david was the co creater of nextlevelguitar....Cool

  • @melindaedes You can always play the bar chords as open chords with whichever song you wish to learn. It might not sound fantastic but it'll still get you practacing!

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