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  1. More information about "How to Play Harmonics on Guitar"

    How to Play Harmonics on Guitar

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Download the PDF for the lesson on How to Play Harmonics on Guitar.

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  2. More information about "Shape Chords"

    Shape Chords

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Download the PDF for the Shape Chords lesson...

    1,605 downloads

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  3. More information about "Double Stops PDF"

    Double Stops PDF

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    This is the PDF that goes along with the live lesson from 9/20/22 on Double Stops.
    Learn all you can!

    4,353 downloads

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  4. More information about "Chord Inversions"

    Chord Inversions

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    PDF for Chord Inversions

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  5. More information about "Soloing with Small Ideas PDF and Track"

    Soloing with Small Ideas PDF and Track

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    The play along track and pdf of the Jazz standard "Autumn Leaves"

    2,222 downloads

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  6. More information about "Song Lesson: Dust in the Wind"

    Song Lesson: Dust in the Wind

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Learn the iconic guitar part to the classic Rock song by Kansas "Dust in the Wind".   Download the PDF by clicking the button to the right and watch the lesson below. 
    Learn all you can!
     

    4,477 downloads

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  7. More information about "Playing Thirds on Guitar"

    Playing Thirds on Guitar

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Learn some of the most helpful intervals to play on guitar - Thirds!
    They are used in some of the most iconic guitar riffs and are so helpful for creating memorable guitar parts.
    This lesson and workout covers how to play thirds in a variety of places on the guitar.  PLUS how to use them to create great guitar parts.
    Download the PDF, grab your guitar and learn all you can! - Steve
     
     

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  8. More information about "How to Play Drop D Tuning on Guitar"

    How to Play Drop D Tuning on Guitar

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Drop D tuning is one of the easiest and best sounding tunings to learn.  Just lower your low 6th string down to a D and join in the fun!
    Here is a lesson and workout showing you how to play in drop D, chords, and even learning the lick to "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters!
    Drop your D and learn all you can! - Steve

    1,689 downloads

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  9. More information about "The Three Types of Blues"

    The Three Types of Blues

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    12 Bar Blues? Jazz Blues? Minor Blues?
    There are three types of blues progressions that any guitar player needs to know.
    (I didn't learn these from a book - I learned them on the bandstand.)
    This lesson covers them so you can have them in your musical bag of tricks.
    Download the PDF and learn all you can! - Steve
     

    3,268 downloads

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  10. More information about "Song Lesson: Brown Eyed Girl"

    Song Lesson: Brown Eyed Girl

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Van Morrison recorded the classic "Brown Eyed Girl" in 1967.  It went on to be the most downloaded song of the entire 1960s.
    Here is a simple lesson showing the chords, the intro, and the musical concepts from this iconic song.
       

    2,592 downloads

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  11. More information about "Arpeggios"

    Arpeggios

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    An in-depth study in arpeggios on guitar.
    Learn all you can!

    16,771 downloads

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  12. More information about "10 Chords You Need to Know"

    10 Chords You Need to Know

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Click the "Download this File" button for the PDF of this lesson.
     
     
     
     

    3,120 downloads

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  13. More information about "What Good is a Diminished Chord?"

    What Good is a Diminished Chord?

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Many players know how major, minor, and dominant seventh chords fit into music because they use them all the time.  But, often, they are perplexed at the diminished chord.  Unlike major and minor chords, the diminished chord is an unstable chord - meaning that it needs to be resolved to some other chord.  It is because of this “need to be resolved” that it is so helpful and can be used in all kinds of musical situations to get from one chord to another.

     

    Learn how to take a bland progression and make it amazing by using a few diminished chords. 

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  14. More information about "How to Practice Guitar - Tips and Practice Logs"

    How to Practice Guitar - Tips and Practice Logs

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    How to Practice Guitar - Tips and Practice Logs

    3,493 downloads

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  15. More information about "Playing Smooth - Eliminating the Robotic Sound in Your Playing"

    Playing Smooth - Eliminating the Robotic Sound in Your Playing

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Growing players tend to have a choppy, robotic sound to their playing.  They are playing the right notes (mostly) but it sounds like a broken robot is playing them.

    Goal: Play lines & chords flowing together – each note leading to the next.  Each chord dovetailing or overlapping into the next.

     
    The Solution: Focus on where notes are ending. Become aware of the overlapping of tones.

    1) For Single Notes Lines – Play lines with even rhythms letting each note flow into the next.

    2) For Chords – Let the notes ring together.  Move fingers independently so that some are holding notes while others are moving.

    Grab your guitar and let’s learn!

    1,468 downloads

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  16. More information about "Hammer Ons and Pull Offs"

    Hammer Ons and Pull Offs

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Grab your guitar and let's learn this important guitar technique!
     

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  17. More information about "Irish Tunes Medley"

    Irish Tunes Medley

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Grab your four-leaf clover and your leprechaun and let's learn some classic Irish jigs!
    Three Timeless Irish Jigs put in a Upbeat Medley
    Boys of Bock Hills Come to the Raffle The Irish Washerwoman Download the Demo Track, Performance Track and the Sheet Music
    Have fun!

    3,661 downloads

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  18. More information about "Travis Picking Bootcamp"

    Travis Picking Bootcamp

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    This is the PDF for Travis Picking Bootcamp Workout Pages 1-10 and a Basic and Intermediate Versions of "Freight Train"
    Freight Train (Basic Solo).pdf
    Freight Train (Intermediate Solo).pdf Travis Picking Bootcamp pgs1-10.pdf

    12,225 downloads

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  19. More information about "Chord Connections: Multiply Your Soloing Options with One Simple Trick"

    Chord Connections: Multiply Your Soloing Options with One Simple Trick

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Tired of playing the same licks over the same chords?
    Learn an easy way to MULTIPLY your soloing options over any chord!
    DOWNLOAD THE PDF

    3,045 downloads

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  20. More information about "Soloing Over 7th Chords & the Blues"

    Soloing Over 7th Chords & the Blues

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Soloing Over 7th Chords & the Blues

    Seventh chords are some of the most common types of chords but can be tricky to solo over at times. 


    Seventh chords have three main tones – the root, the major 3rd, & the flatted 7th.

    Here’s the problem: If you want to solo using pentatonic scales then neither the major or minor pentatonic scales work perfectly.

    The major pentatonic scale doesn’t include the b7.

    And the minor pentatonic scale doesn’t include the major 3rd - although it does include the bluesy sounding minor 3rd.

    So, it’s helpful to find other ways to approach this common chord.
    Grab your guitar and download the PDF and let's get started!

    2,406 downloads

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  21. More information about "The Top Guitar Chords in Any Key"

    The Top Guitar Chords in Any Key

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    The PDF of The Top Guitar Chords in Any Key
    With all of the thousands of songs out there, you would think that they would use countless different chords.  But, actually, most common songs use a pretty limited number of chords.
    And, most of those commonly used chords have the same function within whatever key they are in.
    The most commonly used chords in any key are the I (one), IV (four), V7(five), and vim (six minor).
    Yes, I know there are a lot of other chords possible, but if you could get an average of the chords used in any song you would see that MOST of them are one of these four chords.
    So, as a guitarist, it is important and very helpful that we can play these four types of chords in any key.
     
     

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  22. More information about "Silver Bells and God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"

    Silver Bells and God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Two Holiday Classics: Silver Bells and God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

    2,341 downloads

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  23. More information about "Jingle Bells - Travis Picking (Intermediate Arrangement)"

    Jingle Bells - Travis Picking (Intermediate Arrangement)

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Here is a fun intermediate arrangement of "Jingle Bells" done in a Travis picking style.  Have fun!!

    1,783 downloads

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  24. More information about "20 Turnarounds for Jazz Guitar"

    20 Turnarounds for Jazz Guitar

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Learn 20 Turnarounds for Jazz Guitar.  Ready to use in any situation.  Learn the concepts, the chord shapes and the progressions!

    5,284 downloads

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  25. More information about "How Music Works"

    How Music Works

    By Steve Krenz in Weekly Live Lessons and Workouts

    Download the PDF for this series here.
    How Music Works: Scales, Keys, Intervals & Chords
    Do you feel lost when the subject of scales or what notes make up a chord come up?
    These things are the building blocks of music, harmony and soloing.
    For the next few sessions, we'll be doing a short series on How Music Works.
    You'll learn...
    What Notes are in Any Major Scale How to Tell the Key of Any Song Major and Minor Intervals What Notes are in Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented Chords  

    30,554 downloads

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