Quick Guide To Advanced Acoustic Guitar!
In this video, Andy and Mike Bradley discuss how to become advanced acoustic guitar player. This is a casual conversation, but you can find some helpful links below based on the topics we cover, which could help move your playing forward - so check out the links below!
Musical keys and musical context
Th "key" of a piece of music is the group of pitches, or scale, that forms the basis of a composition. Musical context describes what style/ genre the music is, and therefore what scales, techniques or style of playing is appropriate to accompany that piece of music.
Learn more about musical keys here
Topic 1- Chords
Want to learn advanced chords for different genres to spice up your rhythm playing? See these recommended course links below!
Advanced acoustic blues w/ Mike Bradley
Topic 2 - Rhythm, fingerstyle & percussive muting
Want to learn how to improve your rhythm and add percussive taps, mutes and beats to your acoustic guitar playing? Try this recommended course on just that!
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Topic 3 - Advanced lead on acoustic?
Andy's lead guitar syllabus - beginner to advanced!
Topic 4 - Ear Training
Through ear training, we can learn songs just by listening to them and jam along without any written help. This is a goal, or indeed a dream, of most people. This can then lead on to not only learning songs much faster, but also to instinctively improvising a solo or accompaniment without even having heard the song before, which is what the pros can do!
Earn training is a learnable, teachable skill that does NOT require perfect pitch!
Want to get started learning songs by ear? Start here