Lesson 2a. How to read guitar music (understanding repeats)

Lesson 2a - in the free guitar course, How to read guitar music. Understanding guitar repeats.
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Lesson three, the crochet • Lesson 3. How to read...
Lesson three A, ties & slurs • lesson 3a. How to read...
Lesson four, the quaver • Lesson 4. How to read...
Lesson five, dotted notes • Lesson 5. How to read...
Lesson five A, Ghost riders • Lesson 5a. How to pla...
Left Handed guitar lessons in this course;
Lesson one, the semibreve • Lesson 1. Learn how t...
Lesson two, the minim • Lesson 2. How to read...
Lesson two A, music repeats • Lesson 2a. How to rea...
Lesson three, the crochet • Lesson 3. How to read...
Lesson three A, ties & slurs • lesson 3a. How to read...
Lesson four, the quaver • Lesson 4. How to read...
Lesson five, dotted notes • Lesson 5. How to read...
Lesson five A, Ghost riders • Lesson 5a. How to pla...
This is a guitar lesson from the complete guitar course 'How to read guitar music' that will be uploaded over the next few weeks. This free guitar lessons will teach you how to read repeats and how to understand repeats when reading guitar music and tab. This course was designed for people who already have some knowledge of the guitar and can play at least a little guitar, but can't yet read guitar music. By the end of this guitar course you should be able to read and play basic sheet music and guitar notes and notation. These guitar lessons are designed to be used with both acoustic guitars and electric guitars.
The guitar course is broken down into two main sections;
Part A. This part covers all you need to know to read and play music rhythm. This part is essential to everyone who is serious about learning to play the guitar properly.
Part B. This part covers how to read the notes off the stave. This part isn't important to everyone. Only guitarists who want to really improve there knowledge of guitar and music will find this useful. Most guitarists these days prefer to read the notes of tablature because it is so much easier to read.
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[@franciscogomes1396]

Fantastic, thanks!

[@guitar-academy]

You're welcome! thank you 😊

[@tinnaingtinnaing2465]

Good night

[@guitar-academy]

😊

[@philjames1019]

Bravo Gareth ... this lesson certainly compliments the first two .... thank-you. (P.S. Hope the comments issue has been resolved?)

[@guitar-academy]

Thank you Phil . . my UA-cam is doing all sorts of strange things . . never mind 😊😊

[@sup7998]

I know this is off topic but I was intonating my guitar and when I tuned the high e string it wouldnt tune up it gets stuck at B. Is it because of the intonation or something else? I'm really loss in this situation

[@guitar-academy]

That isn't intonation . . it sounds like your tuner (machine head) is faulty, or the string is twisted back on itself around the post. You might need to put a new string on, but first just look closely at the tuner when you are tuning the guitar to see if the post is turning OK . . 🙂

[@sup7998]

@@guitar-academy thank you so much

[@wul484]

good vidio 👍👍👍

[@guitar-academy]

Thanks 😊

[@binayathulung4343]

when do we need these ? i''m beginner

[@guitar-academy]

Virtually all commercial music and tab has repeats in it so they are essential.

[@musicmoves2432]

💪🔥🔥🔥👏

[@guitar-academy]

🙂