1) Warmup Exercise
2) Blues Scale
The blues scale is found using the same pattern every time: 3 half steps 2 half steps 1 half step 1 half step 3 half steps 2 half steps For example: C (3hs) Eb (2hs) F (1hs) Gb (1hs) G (3hs) Bb (2hs) C
3) Snakebone (Uses the F Blues Scale – Just play the melody in the treble clef, we haven’t talked about the left hand chords just yet)
1) Warmup Exercise
2) Notes on the guitar
3) Notes on the staff
4) Cheat Sheet
5) When The Saints Go Marching In
1) Warmup Exercise 1
2) Guitar Warmup 2
3) Review main riff, verse and chorus melodies for “Come Together”
4) Practice “Come Together” Guitar solo. Pay special attention to the intonation of your bends!
1) Warmup Exercise
2) Practice naming the natural notes on the guitar
3) Review “We Will Rock You”
4) Review “California Stars”
5) Practice “Free Falling” (aka D, Dsus4 and Dsus2 chords)
1) Warm up exercise
2) Practice naming natural notes on the guitar, strings 1 -4
3) Smokestack Lightning
4) When The Saints Go Marching In
Remember: Each phrase is boxed in. The yellow phrases are all the same The orange and red phrases are similar but not exactly the same. The purple phrase is split between the two lines. The purple and green phrases are totally different from everything else
1) Warmup Exercise
2) Snakebone
3) Moanin’ – practice the melody
4) F Minor Scale Exercises
5) Skype Ringtone (RH plays Marimba part, LH plays Pizzicato Strings Part)
1) Warm Up Exercise
2) Practice naming the natural notes on the Ukulele (click here to open exercise in a new window – best if you are using a mobile device)
3) Play part 1 of “You’re The One That I Want”
4) Play part 2 of “You’re The One That I Want”
