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83Guitar in DADGAD tuning
DADGAD is a tuning developed by Davy Graham in the early 1960s. To change your guitar from normal tuning EADGBE just do the following: Tune strings 1, 6 down from E to D. You can use string 4 (D) as a...
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79Guitar chords - the best chords
Probably the main reason I like guitar so much is the chords available - which can be fantastic. There's at least 30 years development in these chord ideas. While an individual chord might sound great, it's...
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64Guitar chords guide 2
A minor (or Am) is another of those guitar-friendly keys and widely used in rock guitar songs and also Spanish or Spanish -influenced flamenco pieces. Both these chord progressions are very common in music,...
5 comments72Guitar songs guide
The Beatles - almost the whole catalogue of Beatles tunes is well worth learning. For beginners, Hey Jude, Let it be, Rocky Racoon, Norwegian Wood are all fairly easy. Most public libraries will have...
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59Guitar Chords Lesson - Key of A
Chord naming - when you see a chord like A6, it means "an A chord, but with the sixth note in the major scale of A added". The first chord is an A chord, but with a half -barre (flatten your first finger)....
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63Guitar Lesson - chords in C
The chords in C on the diagram are barre chord based, but there is nothing against playing the basic first position shapes, covered in Guitar Chords 101 hub. It's just easier to see the relationship between...
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48Lessons for Guitar at Totally Guitars
Many of us love to watch guitarists playing good music. It gives a lot of mental relaxation to our mind, but have you ever thought of learning it? Guitar is one of the best and by far the most popular musical...
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77Guitar Lesson - scales and solos
Although this article is geared towards guitar players, all the theory involved works on piano too, so please make the most of it if you play keyboards. There are only two types of scale we're going to look...
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61Learn Acoustic Guitar
Learning to play an acoustic or electric guitar is an ambition most of us hold at some time in our lives. Nothing to do with reality, we imagine we can just pick up a guitar and a Teach-Yourself book and away...
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68Guitar- Chords for Blues
First, check out my other hub entitled Easy Blues, because it's essential to understand the basic 12-bar blues progression.This is building on the foundations of the basic sequence The numbers under each...
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