Udemy - Guitar101 Step by step guitar lesson for absolute beginners

Sing and strum guitar without mastering music theories. Perfect all-in-one basic guitar course for beginners.
What you'll learn
Basic guitar techniques
Sing and Strum
Basic Chords
Diagnosis to the problems that they might be having
Have fun with guitar
Requirements
Any type of guitar (classical, acoustic and electric)No guitar skill neededDetermination to learn
Description
This course is designed for beginners to learn enough but not too much. As a beginner, you don't want to be overwhelmed with too much information that you can't digest. But no worries, you will still learn a great deal about guitar and receive all the information you need! Tired of learning with instructors that talk about songs that you have no idea about? Then this is the right place for you!
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In this course, you will learn how to make guitar your best friend and fall in love with it!
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The topics that you will learn in this course include:
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Section 1: Introduction
a. Introduction and course expectation
b. Types of Guitar and Guitar Parts
c. Sitting position
d. Tools for guitar
e. Tuning
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Section 2: Let's Talk about Right-Hand
a. Chapter introduction
b. Finger placement
c. Strokes
d. Strumming
e. Plucking
f. Strumming and plucking pattern practice
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Section 3: All about Left-Hand
a. Chapter introduction
b. Beats and rhythm
c. C and G chord
d. Am and Em chord
e. F and D chord
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Section 4: Let's combined everything!
a. Chapter introduction
b. Sing along (Ed Sheeran- Perfect)
c. Spice things up!
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Section 5: I know you wonder how to make things right..
a. Addressing some common mistakes
b. FAQ
c. Special message for you
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This course is for all potential musician who wants to share their guitar journey with me. What are you waiting for? Enrol in this course now and get your engines started!
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Look forward to seeing you there ??♀
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TTFN
Nola
Who this course is for:Beginner guitar players who wants to learn more about guitarMillennials who prefers trendy/pop musicGuitar players who gave up and wish to start againMillennials who has trouble understanding their current teacher