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Get ready to immerse yourself in the art of guitar playing and discover the true essence of Guitar playing. And discover the true essence of Guitar and ukulele Lesson.

Join our professional learning class on 22^nd November, at 11:00 AM UK time and 16:00 PM BD time. As we unveil the secrets to mastering The Guitar lesson at WhatsOn Music Academy. Elevate your skills and expand your musical horizons by joining this transformative learning experience. Register now!

Understanding Essential Guitar Chords: Am, Dm, E, B, Bm, and F

A minor (Am): This chord has a melancholic sound, made by pressing down the first fret of the B string, the second fret of the D string, and the second fret of the G string.

D minor (Dm): The Dm chord also conveys sadness, requiring the first fret on the high E string, the third fret on the B string, and the second fret on the G string.

​- E major (E): This bright chord is formed by pressing fingers on the first fret of the G string, the second fret of the A string, and the second fret of the D string.​

B major (B): This chord is a bit tricky as it requires a bar across the second fret and additional fingers on the fourth fret of the D and G strings.

B minor (Bm): Similar to B major, Bm also involves barring, but it produces a darker tone and is created by pressing the second fret across all strings along with the fourth fret on the D, G, and B strings.

F major (F): This powerful chord is also challenging for beginners, involving barring the first fret across all strings and forming additional shapes on the third fret.

Understanding 4/4 Rhythm:

The 4/4 rhythm is a common time signature in music, meaning there are four beats in each measure.

​- For this strumming pattern, you will use the sequence: down, down, up, up-down, down-up, down-up.​

Begin by practicing each strum slowly to develop muscle memory and coordination.

Count aloud as you play: say “1, 2, and” for the first three strums, then “3, 4, and” for the next.

Keep your wrist relaxed and let your strumming hand move continuously, even when you’re not hitting the strings.

Gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable with the pattern to make playing feel more natural.

Once you’ve mastered the rhythm, try playing it with simple chords like G, C, and D.

Class Curriculum: ????????

• Understanding Essential Guitar Chords: Am, Dm, E, B, Bm, and F

• Understanding 4/4 Rhythm

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