NOTE: Although these lessons are presented as a weekly series, you can and should take as long as you like to master each week's lesson as there is a lot of material in each lesson in the series.

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The Fingerboard - Secondary Key Fret (10)

The second of the two secondary key frets, fret (10).

LESSON: Learning the Fingerboard, C Tuning - Fret (10)

LESSON: Learning the Fingerboard, C Tuning - Derived Frets

From this week’s fret (10) F A# D G you get fret (11) F# B D# G# and the fret (9) E A C# F#.

With the key and secondary frets and their derived higher and lower frets, this is the whole fingerboard.

Technique - Four Finger - Four Note Fingering Drills, Variations

Taking the four note single string fingering drills explore this lesson on create a simple variation.

LESSON: Fingering Gymnastics

LESSON: Four Finger, Single Note, Single String Fingering Drill Variations

Secondary Chords - Key of D

Continuing with the common of key of D major and adding to the primary chords D, G, A and A7 from last week’s lessons. We can add the secondary chords Em, F#m, and Bm.

Series: Key Signatures - D Major and B Minor

LESSON: Secondary Chords of D Major

Common Progressions - Key of D

With the primary and secondary chords in the key of D.

Series: Key Signatures - G Major and E Minor

LESSON: Key Signatures - D Major and B Minor

LESSON: Common Chord Progressions for D Major

Core Strumming Pattern Three

This is the third of the four core strumming patterns. Theses are some of the most famous strumming patterns used.

LESSON: Strumming Pattern Three

Understanding Interval Inversion

Last week’s lesson explored Chromatic intervals. This week we explores inversion.

LESSON: Understanding Interval Inversion