E-Guitar (Phone & Tablet) 4.2

This real guitar method will give you great informations & technics to improve your guitar skill. No musical knowledge is required to use this app, you just need a guitar.

This app supports english - try E-Folk (english, french, german, spanish), E-Blues (english, french) or E-Jazz (english, french) also available on Google Play

If you're looking for an efficient method to learn how to play guitar, there's an Android app for that! www.androidpipe.com - July 2012

Designed for tablet and smartphones

Including
✔ 27 Lessons of increasing level - from beginner to intermediate guitarist -
✔ Video file for each lesson
✔ Autoscrolling Tabs - portrait or landscape -
✔ Detailed informations about theory and technics on each lesson
✔ Pitch notes to tune your guitar and much more ;-)

Perfectly suited for this app : IK Multimedia iKlip Studio
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Divided in three parts :

★ Part 1 (E-Folk 11 lessons for beginners)

Lesson 1: Take your Guitar
How to hold your guitar
Notes on the neck, tuning
Reading tablatures : Boogie in E

Lesson 2: Arpeggios
Right hand fingering
Simple arpeggios with bass note melody

Lesson 3: What is a chord ?
Play E minor and A minor chords
Fingering
Chord charts

Lesson 4: Play with a pick
The C major chord
Downstrokes and upstrokes picking

Lesson 5: The Folk rhythm
The G major chord

Hammer-on

Lesson 6: Three beats rhythm
The D major chord
progression g -> d -> am -> c

Lesson 7: Chords arpeggios
The D minor chord
Thumb plays the root note
of the chord

Lesson 8: Palm mute
The E major and A major chords
Back and forth playing
Mute sound with your palm

Lesson 9: Minor barred chords
Learning notes on the neck
The A and E minor barred positions
Swing rhythm

Lesson 10: Country Club
The E major barred position
Add a 7th note to your chords

Lesson 11: The C barred chord
The A major barred positions
Variation on the D chord
The C9 chord

★ Part 2 (E-Blues 8 lessons for beginners)

Begin with a traditional acoustic shuffle then play a funky blues with more advanced rhythm pattern.
Discover the SRV Texas Blues on a clean Stratocaster.
Enjoy a minor style Blues and smash your amp with more Rock lesson played on a Les Paul.

★ Part 3 (E-Jazz 8 lessons)

Lesson 1: Jazz Chords
Major scale's Jazz chords
Fingering and chords change for II V I in G and C progression
Walking bass

Lesson 2: II V I Progression
Use of the major scale
Chords embellishment
Diminished chord

Lesson 3: Tonality change
Learn to find II V I progression in multiple tonalities
Chords roots on the E and A strings

Lesson 4: More chords change
Diatonic substitution
Secondary dominant chord
Cycle of fifths
Tetrads and Triads

Lesson 5: Tritone substitution
Tritone substitution
11th and 13th chords
Fingering play

Lesson 6: Blues for Clara
From traditionnal 12 bar blues to a more complex structure
9th and 13th chords

Lesson 7: Gypsy Swing
Gypsy Jazz rhythm
Major and Minor 6th chords

Lesson 8: Sunny Bossa
Bossa Nova rhythm pattern
Using substitutions

Chords sequences have been extracted from some Jazz Standards but no melody is played because of copyrights.

Enjoy this app !