Cheryl Davidson

Hey Beth, that’s a good question.

When you see an “over” chord, the root of the chord changes to the “over” note. And the lowest note we play (thickest string) of a chord on the guitar is going to be the root note.

So in the case of a C chord, you aren’t playing the low E string. You start strumming on the A string. That is the lowest (deepest) note you are playing. And you have your…Read More

Hey Peg, you could refer to them as boxes, as all the notes in a pattern typically fit inside of a box shape.

You’re welcome Beth. I’m glad it’s been helpful for you!

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You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey Les! Welcome to the SG family! Glad to have you here.

For a daily pratice plan, I definitely recommend going through the 7 day song challenge. If nothing else, you will surely learn how to practice effectively by the end of it.

If you stick with the G chord family and the driving pattern (lessons 1 and 2), you’ll be able to play some Christmas songs before the season is here. I look…Read More

Welcome Les!

I believe you have come to the right place for what you have in mind. You will get a lot of support from Jonathan and the entire group. All the best to you!

Ann

Here is the replay from this live class:

Here’s the replay for this live class.