{"id":354,"date":"2008-10-08T13:10:31","date_gmt":"2008-10-08T12:10:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.musicademy.com\/?page_id=354"},"modified":"2019-04-23T14:38:43","modified_gmt":"2019-04-23T14:38:43","slug":"rock-and-pop-guitar","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.musicademy.com\/blog\/info\/rock-and-pop-guitar\/","title":{"rendered":"Rock and Pop Guitar Lessons"},"content":{"rendered":"

Online video guitar lessons teaching how to play rock and pop songs on acoustic or electric guitar<\/h2>\n

Songs by U2, Chili Peppers, Radiohead, The Killers, Green Day, The Darkness, Lenny Kravitz, Blink 182, ACDC, KT Tunstall, James Blunt and more.<\/p>\n

This online guitar instruction is a distillation of the live courses that Musicademy has taught to thousands of people. They are arranged in stages that will methodically develop your guitar skills in a step by step way. Each lesson should give you around 1 to 2 weeks learning if you are new to the techniques being shown. Each stage is designed to last a standard term or semester, so generally you should be able to master 3 stages per year if you practice a little every day.<\/p>\n

Each 15-30 minute lesson will teach you all the relevant guitar chords, licks, riffs and strumming patterns to enable you to master the song.<\/p>\n

Stage 1 are easy guitar lessons for complete beginners so if you have already been playing guitar regularly you should start at a later stage.<\/p>\n

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Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 1<\/a><\/h3>\n

Stage 1 is for absolute beginners who want to learn to play guitar. The video guitar lessons take you through all the basics, including a variety of standard open and power chords, strumming pattterns and some simple versions of a few classic songs.<\/p>\n

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  1. Getting started on guitar<\/a>
    \nIn this first lesson we go through the parts of the guitar, how to tune up and 3 chords – Em D and Am. The best thing is there are lots of guided play alongs which really help you as a beginner get to grips with chord changes with the security of the teacher playing along side you.<\/li>\n
  2. Clocks \u2013 Coldplay<\/a>
    \nNext we take those 3 chords and add a strumming pattern to play this Coldplay classic on guitar. Again lots of guided play alongs.<\/li>\n
  3. Every Breath You Take \u2013 The Police<\/a>
    \nWe then add the guitar chords of G, C and A into the mix with another strumming pattern so you now have two songs under your belt<\/li>\n
  4. Sweet Child of Mine \u2013 Guns N Roses<\/a>
    \nAlong with another new strumming pattern for guitar, we add the Cadd9 chord which helps you move between C and G more easily. Go to Stage 4 to learn the proper intro.<\/li>\n
  5. U2 – I Still Haven\u2019t Found What I\u2019m Looking For<\/a>
    \nNow use these same chords to play this U2 classic whilst learning about syncopated strumming patterns and how to use a capo to change key.<\/li>\n
  6. Wild Thing \u2013 The Troggs<\/a>
    \nThis is a wonderful introduction to one finger power chords plus learn your first guitar riff. Again, lots of repeatitions to help your fingers find the new guitar chords.<\/li>\n
  7. Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvana<\/a>
    \nNow we move onto three finger power chords and once you have learnt these you will be able to play hundreds of rock songs uon guitar sing this one shape. In this lesson you will learn the actual rhythm part that was played on the record. Learn the solo in stage 3.<\/li>\n
  8. Brown Eyed Girl \u2013 Van Morrison<\/a>
    \nHaving mastered a number of basic guitar chords this lesson will help you put them together in another new song with yet another strumming pattern to add to your repertoire.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 2<\/a><\/h3>\n

    Stage 2 builds on the basic techniques from stage one these lessons are ideal for someone who has been playing for a couple of months and wants to learn some more new chords and develop their skills with a great range of new songs and techniques.<\/p>\n

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    1. Hey Ya! – Outkast<\/a>
      \nSpeed up your guitar chord changes and learn about changing time signatures with this modern pop classic.<\/li>\n
    2. All the Small Things -Blink 182<\/a>
      \nLearn about suspended chords and different positions for guitar power chords. This lesson will really help speed up your power chord changes.<\/li>\n
    3. Mrs. Robinson \u2013 Simon and Garfunkel<\/a>
      \nAdd E and A to the basic chords you already know and use them to strum along to this acoustic guitar classic.<\/li>\n
    4. Vertigo \u2013 U2<\/a>
      \nThis brilliant riff uses guitar power chords throughout the whole song. We break down The Edge’s guitar part into sections making it simple for you to understand and play.<\/li>\n
    5. 12 Bar Blues<\/a>
      \nImpress your friends with a great sounding 12 bar blues and rock and roll rhythm part that you will come back to time and time again.<\/li>\n
    6. Seven Nation Army – The White Stripes<\/a>
      \nUse the same power chord chape further up the neck and develop your chord position knowledge with this modern rock classic.<\/li>\n
    7. I\u2019m a Believer \u2013 The Monkees<\/a>
      \nCombine open and power chords to play the ultimate party song on guitar. Even Shrek will be impressed!<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      “I was more than satisfied with the lessons. I chose “Vertigo” which I must admit, I did as a simple guilty pleasure song for myself. This video was magnificent. It took a song that I really had almost dismissed as ear candy and by breaking it into its components deepened my appreciation. There’s just something about a great rhythm riff that is just universal. What other DVD’s and downloads claim to provide these actually deliver, and more.”
      \nDwight Parker
      \n VA, USA<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

      Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 3<\/a><\/h3>\n

      In Stage 3 we go beyond the basic chords ad begin to explore extended chords, chord shapes further up the neck some strumming patterns, string bending and even your first lead guitar solo.<\/p>\n

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      1. Wonderwall \u2013 Oasis<\/a>
        \nBy learning this song you’ll not only be able to play some new extended guitar chords like Em7 and A7sus4 but also see how you can easily link between some complex sounding chords with easy one finger changes<\/li>\n
      2. California \u2013 Phantom Planet (The OC Theme tune)<\/a>
        \nThis lesson shows you how to combine power chords with open strings for huge sounds for songs in the key of E and shows you how to play your first bar chord properly<\/li>\n
      3. Smells Like Teen Spirit Solo- Nirvana<\/a>
        \nWe break down Kurt Cobain’s classic solo into easy steps and show you how to bend strings for great lead sounds on electric guitar<\/li>\n
      4. Teenage Kicks \u2013 The Undertones<\/a>
        \nBuild on your power chord knowledge by learning how to play this new-wave anthem<\/li>\n
      5. Angels \u2013 Robbie Williams<\/a>
        \nCombine power, open, and extended guitar chords further up the neck with a great lead riff to learn another great song in the key of E<\/li>\n
      6. Day Dream Believer – Monkees<\/a>
        \nImprove your barre chord knowledge, find out how to play slash chords and combine melody lines with strumming patterns as you learn this ultimate feelgood party hit.<\/li>\n
      7. Teenage Dirtbag \u2013 Wheatus<\/a>
        \nLearn the proper guitar parts to this song and find out how to combine changing bass notes with power chords which will give you lots of new guitar riff ideas<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 4<\/a><\/h3>\n

        In Stage 4 we use all your previous knowledage to start to play the actual guitar parts contained on your favourite albums. We also learn about riffs combining open and fretted notes, more new extended and bar chords, 7th chords and arpeggios<\/p>\n

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        1. In My Place – Coldplay<\/a>
          \nLearn the opening riff, all the guitar chords and strumming patterns to master this song plus a great cheat chord for F#m<\/li>\n
        2. Imagine – John Lennon<\/a>
          \nThis lesson iwill really help you speed up your guitar chord changes when moving to the tricky F chord. You will also learn some nice Dm and G7 chord changes too.<\/li>\n
        3. You Really Got Me \u2013 The Kinks<\/a>
          \nThis is another classic rock riff that will get your power changes moving fast<\/li>\n
        4. Sweet Child of Mine Intro \u2013 Guns N Roses<\/a>
          \nWe break down this electric guitar intro into easy to master chunks and then build it up section by section so you won’t miss a note<\/li>\n
        5. Jumping Jack Flash \u2013 The Rolling Stones<\/a>
          \nThis great song is perfect for developing your barre chord knowledge as well as learning to master THAT riff in regular tuning on electric guitar<\/li>\n
        6. One scale that will help you solo over any song<\/a>
          \nUnderstand how to play lead classic guitar to any song in any key with the first position of the pentatonic scale<\/li>\n
        7. I Got You (I feel Good) – James Brown<\/a>
          \nYou want to get the funky feel? Learn this song! It really will help you develop your rhythm guitar technique and learn how 7th and 9th chords can be played all over the neck<\/li>\n
        8. Californication \u2013 Red Hot Chili Peppers<\/a>
          \nThis is a great for song for developing accurate finger picking technique as well as teaching you about arpeggios and Major 7th chords<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 5<\/a><\/h3>\n

          Stage 5 is where guitar playing really starts to get exciting as we take you through some exact guitar parts of well known rock & pop songs. You’ll pick up some great techniques too e.g. strengthening your bar chord ability and knowledge, alternative tunings, right hand picking skills, string bending, playing riffs in 3rds and octave based soloing<\/p>\n

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          1. Wake up when September Ends – Green Day<\/a>
            \nLearn all the right chords on the guitar, arpeggio picking parts and even the solo so you can play along with the original track, note for note.<\/li>\n
          2. Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams<\/a>
            \nDevelop guitar right hand picking skills as we break down how to play all chords to the song and show the classic riff, note for note<\/li>\n
          3. Kashmir – Led Zeppelin<\/a>
            \nAlternative tunings! We show you how to play all the parts to this brilliant Led Zeppelin song using the correct DADGAD tuning. The step by step way we break each section down makes it easy!<\/li>\n
          4. Wonderful Tonight \/ Brown Eyed Girl<\/a>
            \nLearn about string bending, playing using 3rds and improve your picking technique as we show you exactly how to play two of the best known lead guitar intro riffs of all time<\/li>\n
          5. Brown Sugar \u2013 The Rolling Stones<\/a>
            \nLearn all the classic Keef riffs in this song using \u2018Sus\u2019 Chords and a great rock and roll rhythm part that you can use for other songs too<\/li>\n
          6. Song 2 – Blur<\/a>
            \nLearn how to play power chords on guitar in different octave positions on string 4 and develop your rhythm as we show you the exact strumming patterns for each section<\/li>\n
          7. Are you Gonna Go My Way – Lenny Kravitz<\/a>
            \nDevelop your string bending technique and positional playing as we show you how to play the intro riff and rhythm parts of each section of this great rock song<\/li>\n
          8. Sitting on the Dock of the Bay – Otis Redding<\/a>
            \nIncrease your knowledge of barre chords all over the neck as you learn Otis Redding\u2019s timeless masterpiece<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 6<\/a><\/h3>\n

            Stage 6<\/p>\n

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            1. Boulevard of Broken Dreams \u2013 Green Day<\/a>
              \nLearn all the parts fo, Boulevard of Broken Dreams including the guitar solo which will teach you about using octaves for lead guitar.<\/li>\n
            2. You\u2019re Beautiful – James Blunt<\/a>
              \nBy learning this track you will also understand how to play any song on guitar in any major key using a capo and 1 finger chord changes based around the key of G.<\/li>\n
            3. Back in Black \u2013 AC\/DC<\/a>
              \nLearn the intro, verse, chorus parts and riffs note for note on guitar. An essential track for all rock players!<\/li>\n
            4. 5 Positions of Pentatonic Scale<\/a>
              \nLearn to play the right notes over the whole guitar neck as you solo over any song using the full 5 positions of pentatonic scale. Essential for all aspiring blues and rock lead guitar players!<\/li>\n
            5. Good Times – Chic<\/a>
              \nA great lesson for learning funk and disco guitar parts, developing right hand playing technique and your knowledge of extended chords.<\/li>\n
            6. Bohemian \u2013 Dandy Warhols<\/a>
              \nBy learning this song you will also learn how to use E and A shaped barre chords all over the neck on guitar<\/li>\n
            7. Fade Out (Street Spirit) – Radiohead<\/a>
              \nDevelop your guitar finger picking technique as we break down the exact parts for this song bar by bar and build it up in sections<\/li>\n
            8. Suck My Kiss \u2013 Red Hot Chili Peppers<\/a>
              \nLearn this classic Red Hot Chili Pepper’s song Suck My Kiss as we break down each section step by step. Great for combining lead, rhythm and funk styles on guitar<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

              Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 7<\/a><\/h3>\n

              Stage 7<\/p>\n

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              1. Somebody Told Me – The Killers<\/a>
                \nPractice octaves, power and bar chords and we show you all the intro, verse chorus and lead riff sections of this great modern classic step by step<\/li>\n
              2. Green Day \u2013 Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)<\/a>
                \nBillie Joe Armstrong\u2019s wonderful acoustic guitar part will teach you about arpeggios, picking technique and 1 finger chord changes in G. In this lesson we break the parts, and show how to play it properly<\/li>\n
              3. Lead Guitar \u2013 The 7 Major Scale Positions<\/a>
                \nAnother essential building block for lead guitarists is learning how to play the major scale over the entire neck. This lesson shows you the 7 positions that will allow you to play all the right notes in any key. A great starter all sorts of lead guitar playing and a first step towards learning about modal playing<\/li>\n
              4. Chuck Berry – Johnny B Goode<\/a>
                \nLearn the intro note for note, to the possibly the best known rock and roll song of all time. This guitar lesson will increase your knowledge of blues licks, string bends and pentatonic positional playing<\/li>\n
              5. Lynard Skynard – Sweet Home Alabama<\/a>
                \nGet some country licks under you belt! This guitar lesson will take you through the intro, verse, chorus and main riff sections note for note. Great for mixing chords with lead guitar<\/li>\n
              6. High and Dry \u2013 Radiohead<\/a>
                \nAn early Radiohead classic that combines octaves with some very usable slash chords in the key of E. Really useful stuff for rhythm and acoustic guitar players<\/li>\n
              7. The Darkness – I believe In a thing called love<\/a>
                \nIf you like classic rock you need to learn this! The first of three lessons where we teach you every part note for note. This lesson shows you how to get the Intro, verse and chorus sections exactly righ<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                Online Rock & Pop Guitar Stage 8<\/a><\/h3>\n

                Stage 8<\/p>\n

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                1. Whats My Age Again? \u2013 Blink 182<\/a>
                  \nIncrease the speed and accuracy of your right hand finger picking technique with this song.<\/li>\n
                2. Pentatonic Warm up exercises and speed exercises<\/a>
                  \nLearn to play fast using guitar hammer on and pull off techniques with the pentatonic shapes learnt in stage 6 of the course<\/li>\n
                3. American Idiot – Green Day<\/a>
                  \nIncrease the speed of you power chord changes and knowledge of octave soloing as we show you all the guitar parts to this song<\/li>\n
                4. Beautiful Day \u2013 U2<\/a>
                  \nUnderstand how to use delay and parts of guitar chords as you learn one of U2\u2019s definitive classics<\/li>\n
                5. How You Remind Me -Nickelback<\/a>
                  \nA great introduction to playing chords using Drop D tuning as you learn the guitar part to Nickelback\u2019s massive hit<\/li>\n
                6. I Believe in a Thing Called Love \u2013 The Darkness<\/a>
                  \nNow learn solos 1 and 2 of this modern classic as we break down each riff, step by step. See other lessons for learning the other guitar parts in this song<\/li>\n
                7. Every Breath You Take – The Police<\/a>
                  \nAdd9 chords are a wonderful addition to any acoustic and rhythm players repertoire. As we teach you this song you will learn the shape that will allow you to play add9 chords anywhere on the guitar neck<\/li>\n
                8. Purple Haze – Jimi Hendrix<\/a>
                  \nCombine lead and rhythm guitar as we show you how to play the Intro and rhythm parts note for note.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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