Lesson one of the basic music theory course for guitar! In this lesson I’ll teach you all about the musical alphabet.
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Lesson one of the basic music theory course for guitar! In this lesson I'll teach you all about the musical alphabet.
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Lesson one of the basic music theory course for guitar! In this lesson I’ll teach you all about the musical alphabet.
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Ugh, I hate music theorybut I am here…..Why have two notes the same? This makes theory kinda stupid, With the sharps and flats….
You're a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This is very helpful
Very easy to understand thank you?.
when you watch a music theory vid and the fog starts to clear…..thanks
I'm trying to know my way around the fretboard.
This was a great lesson
just got the cooles comercial for league of legends… woo!
Thanks bud, theory is the only true liberator when it comes to guitar
Just wow Hunter very well put together the simplistic approach really lays it out flat to see it for what it is and the piano reference is a very powerful visualization I’ve been playing guitar 15 and only through the last 5 tried to break through my self taught habits I’m going to watch all of your videos now got a new sub keep it up man
Good man, playing a Martin
Thank you so much! That was really helpful!
You are awesome!
Jazz – Disregaring Keys and playing whatever note you want LOL
Thank you so much for the lesson. This helps a lot !
Very well explained!
If it works in theory it also works in practice … in theory ?
really helpful
You just made everything click for me! Thank you for this simple, free lesson. You rock!?
Wow…I took lessons off and on with teachers teaching by ear, for months, and I was always asking about stuff like this. Like, why scales? What makes a note "in" a type of scale, and why do chords work, and why only certain ones together? This series explains all that in fairly simple terms. If you actually go through the exercise with Hunter later in the series of building a major scale, you'll understand the whole thing, front to back, and have a great grasp of the building blocks artists use to make songs, how they're shaped, and what fits well together.
Thanks so much for this!