Singing with Guitar
Singing and playing the guitar together can add another dimension to your ability as a musician and guitarist. This skill is particularly useful for those who enjoy playing rhythm guitar.
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About this course
Singing and playing the guitar together can add another dimension to your ability as a musician and guitarist. This skill is particularly useful for those who enjoy playing rhythm guitar.
What you'll learn
- Execute basic hammer-ons and pull-offs as embellishments
- Use song structure to aid memory while performing
- Coordinate independent singing and playing rhythms
- Understand how to use capo for key adjustment
- Develop proper breathing technique for singing while playing guitar
Release date: 05/08/2012 • 2h 46m runtime
Sample lessons
One Chord Song
One Chord Song
One Chord Song
Arpeggiating Chords
Two Chord Song
Two Chord Song
Two Chord Song
Using Two Chords
What's included
36 lessons • 1 charts
One Chord Song
Steve Eulberg launches this lesson series by teaching a one chord song. Starting with easy songs allows you to isolate your voice and guitar playing.
One Chord Song
Steve Eulberg launches this lesson series by teaching a one chord song. Starting with easy songs allows you to isolate your voice and guitar playing.
One Chord Song
Steve Eulberg launches this lesson series by teaching a one chord song. Starting with easy songs allows you to isolate your voice and guitar playing.
Two Chord Song
Steve advances to a song that features two chords. This time around you will learn "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
Two Chord Song
Steve advances to a song that features two chords. This time around you will learn "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
Two Chord Song
Steve advances to a song that features two chords. This time around you will learn "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
Three Chord Song
Steve progresses to a three chord song - "This Land Is Your Land." This song features the primary triads in the major tonality.
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