FIRST THREE NOTES ON GUITAR - Page 7 - Mel Bay's Modern Guitar Method Grade 1

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  • čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
  • This is the first lesson in a series of lessons using Mel Bay's Modern Guitar Method, Grade 1 as our primary source of instruction. This lesson focuses on page 7 which teaches the first three notes on the first string: E, F, and G.
    This series is intended to be a companion resource to your study in Mel Bay's method. It is NOT intended to replace the book. To be successful with this video series you will NEED to purchase a copy of Mel Bay's Modern Guitar Method Grade 1.
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Komentáře • 39

  • @johnlindsay6039
    @johnlindsay6039 Před 2 lety +4

    Nick, 62 year old here picking up the guitar again as a New Year's thing. Started around age 16 but had a bad experience with an instructor and never picked it up again. Found me a local instructor who also teaches out of Mel Bay's instruction and then you here on CZcams. Your videos are awesome and I very grateful to have found you. Subscribed!!!

    • @NickTolmanMusic
      @NickTolmanMusic  Před 2 lety

      So glad you're here! Good luck on your new chapter in your musical journey!

  • @dondellebovi2653
    @dondellebovi2653 Před 2 lety +2

    loved the tip about keeping all 3 fingers on the fret board, thanks for these videos

  • @dmbhansali
    @dmbhansali Před 3 lety +4

    So excited to have found you’re CZcams channel and the Facebook support page!

    • @NickTolmanMusic
      @NickTolmanMusic  Před 3 lety

      I'm glad you're here too! Best of luck on your journey learning guitar!

  • @davidwyant9905
    @davidwyant9905 Před rokem +1

    Hi Nick, love these videos, thanks for play-listing them. I went to college for vocal music, and I’m just now starting to pick up guitar at 30. These videos are really helping me with the mechanical aspects that the book expects you to be getting in lessons. I saw that you’re going to release videos for the later books under membership-I’ll certainly be signing up. From the standpoint of someone with theory knowledge, the depth of the Mel Bay books is what sold me on using them to pick up the instrument. When I tried to get lessons locally, it seemed like every teacher was disinterested in teaching from them and would rather just start with dissecting covers - but college experience has me fully rooted in method-style learning. Your content is greatly appreciated.

  • @shaunwilliams4231
    @shaunwilliams4231 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you very much!! I'll try this today!!!!

  • @prabhjotsingh-pv9if
    @prabhjotsingh-pv9if Před 3 lety +1

    Nick you are amazing

  • @ameenrahman2779
    @ameenrahman2779 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for teaching me like this I love you

  • @donaldstirgus4749
    @donaldstirgus4749 Před 2 lety

    great lesson sir

  • @timdybala7127
    @timdybala7127 Před 3 lety +1

    good!

  • @motivationpoint4408
    @motivationpoint4408 Před 10 měsíci

    Nice 👌👌

  • @farzadebdali1807
    @farzadebdali1807 Před 3 lety +1

    🙏

  • @Kaisiilerite
    @Kaisiilerite Před 3 měsíci

    Hi sir....where do i get the audio to teach my students.. is there link to download

  • @tellesmoshe
    @tellesmoshe Před 2 lety

    Completely new to playing the guitar here. I find myself constantly looking at my fingers. Is this something I should try not to do or will this disappear once I become more familiar with strumming and playing the string?

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    4 - harmonic Major :> ionian b6 and its modes :>
    why nobody talks about it, nobody teaches it,
    why it's so hard to find songs in harmonic Major?
    E.g. functional harmony for ionian b6
    modal harmony for each of harm.Major modes
    modal progressions etc etc
    Are you familiar with the harmonic Major and could you
    discuss it one day from the tonal and modal side?
    Some musical exercises and examples :)
    Could You share with us?

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    Hi :) may I ask You few questions?My firsts in this year :D

  • @probindemufhoes42069
    @probindemufhoes42069 Před 8 měsíci

    What make/model guitar is that?

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    2 - How to deal with this picking problem:
    We have two strings for example E and B
    and now we want play E string down /\ and B string up \/
    or E string up \/ and B string down /\
    Alternate picking right?
    How to get maximum speed with tremolo in this patern: one note per string?
    What we should avoid, what will stop our progress?
    How to achieve the level of Shawn Lane ? ;D
    Fingerpicking is ideal for it,but plectrum picking is a challenge.

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    5 - Do you think that musical and non-musical exercises are equally good?
    Most people who want to learn a foreign language, e.g.
    learns the alphabet (when these languages are, e.g. Japanese, Chinese or Thai)
    then they learn vocabulary, then sentences, grammar
    and that's how they learn to speak the language, right?
    Analogous to music lessons:
    our alphabet are notes within the octave :)
    our vocabulary and sentences are motives and licks :)
    our grammar is functional harmony,tonal or modal rules etc
    and of course all this stuff which determine that our music is in the chosen genre :)
    Victor Wooten once inspired me to think about scales
    He said that Ionian scale is the same scale in all musical genres
    Ionian scale is exactly the same but the genres are different,
    so how to make the same scale sound different every time, in a different style
    how to play ionian death metal,ionian jazz,ionian bluegrass,ionian flamenco etc etc
    Can you do it?Do You know how?
    (returning to the topic)
    So why in 99% of cases the teaching process goes like this
    as if we gave children scattered letters
    and told them to compose / discover a new alphabet
    and their own language that no one except them will understand?
    Instead of teaching them music the way we learn foreign languages
    that is, instead of teaching them music by practice music
    we teach them to recite the alphabet from beginning to end,
    from end to beginning, or in random order
    (scales up and down or thirds)
    and they are counting on that one day poetry will out of it :D
    People who want to learn music learn exercises
    in this way they get into the habit of mindlessly playing scales instead of music
    all their compositions are similar like twins
    because they learned how to play exercises instead of music instead of composing music.
    They are in the situation of a foreigner who knows some random words
    they go out into the street in a foreign country and...have stage fright before the show :D
    they are not sure what they are saying or they are talking well :) You know what I mean.
    Summarizing, what is your opinion on this topic,
    about musical and non-musical exercises, how to solve this problem.

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    1 - What is the beast ("the best" mean "most difficult") exercises you know
    which allow to use fingers on both hands independent of each other
    not symmetrically
    for example left hand fingers are going 1,2,3,4
    but left hand figners strokes 4,3,2,1,
    (if You know what I mean saying "not symmetrically"
    english is not my native language,I use google translator haha)
    Generally, it's about the exercises developing the technique of the right hand
    like Rasgueado in flamenco etc etc
    let me clarify
    Basically the point is that our limbs have a natural tendency
    for symmetrical movement.
    That is, if the fingers of the left hand move in the order 1,2,3,4 (from pointing to little)
    fingers of the right hand that want to strokes according to the same pattern.
    The problem arises when we want to move the fingers of both hands at the same time
    but in different configurations, e.g. fingers 1,2,3,4 of the left hand together with fingers 4,3,2,1of the right hand.
    even 1,2,3,4 is ok and non symetrical,
    if we combine it with fingers 2,3,4,1 in second hand
    because problem is not what we do in one hand,
    but when we want to do different moves both hands together :)
    Someone could ask "what for"?
    it's about breaking barriers :)
    the point is to subduing/taming your own body,keeping fit
    this particular issue could be helpful for polyrhythms
    or for playing two melodies at the same time

  • @samuelserrano5178
    @samuelserrano5178 Před 3 lety +1

    Lo logré...

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety +1

    Hope I'll be lucky this time

  • @blakegilliam8223
    @blakegilliam8223 Před 2 lety

    Same pitch but two octaves apart or no? High E and low E. Anyways it doesn't really matter it's still a good lesson thank you!

  • @jeromsartcraft2126
    @jeromsartcraft2126 Před 3 lety

    Hello sir. In guitar strings which is the original name's EGBDFE or EADGBE

    • @NickTolmanMusic
      @NickTolmanMusic  Před 3 lety

      Standard tuning for the guitar is EADGBE.

    • @jeromsartcraft2126
      @jeromsartcraft2126 Před 3 lety +1

      @@NickTolmanMusic thanks sir . I like your all the videos and GOOD BLESS YOU sir .

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety

    3 - Hybrid picking development :)
    Best exercises/licks which You know,to achieve mastery in this technique :)

  • @kukumuniu5658
    @kukumuniu5658 Před 2 lety +1

    6 - How many years we should play slowly to suddenly be able to play fast? ;)
    It's a trick question ;D
    Until we start practicing fast, we will never learn to play fast
    we can waste our whole life practicing slowly
    the same as if someone told us to learn jumping, but slowly
    slowly jump up and now slowly fall to the ground
    and remember to properly position your feet while falling,don't worry you have time :D
    Complete nonsense :) some bugs only appear when we playing fast
    therefore the question is what to practice fast and how to practice fast?
    I mean which mistakes make it impossible to play quickly?

  • @cazziebb1707
    @cazziebb1707 Před 3 lety +1

    Dude - can't you get past Grade One?

  • @sylbarba5356
    @sylbarba5356 Před 3 lety

    Wait I'm confuse. You said "Your 1st 5 lessons" before this video" why is this video then the first lesson? I wish you label your lessons correctly..I would like to go step by step and get your complete lesson. But you now alone confused me. ALL VIDEO LESSONS FROM ALL WHO TRY TO TEACH ARE NOT THAT GREAT, BECAUSE THE TEACHER DONT NUMBER THEIR LESSONS IN ORDER..

    • @NickTolmanMusic
      @NickTolmanMusic  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the confusion. The "1st 5 lessons" are introductory information like how to hold the guitar, how to tune the guitar, etc... This video is actually the first lesson in the Mel Bay Book which starts on page 7 in the book! Good luck with everything and let me know if you have any other questions!

    • @sylbarba5356
      @sylbarba5356 Před 3 lety

      @@NickTolmanMusic Well its look like I had to do my homework and apparently CZcams has mixed up your introduction courses within your Lesson courses, so I had to search for those courses..I don't know what it looks like at your end but at this end your introduction courses are mixed up..I do want to say thank you for giving these lessons.

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety

    Hope I'll be lucky this time

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety

    Hope I'll be lucky this time

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety

    Hope I'll be lucky this time

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety

    Hope I'll be lucky this time

  • @vasudevkeyboard5883
    @vasudevkeyboard5883 Před 3 lety

    Hope I'll be lucky this time