http://guitarsphere.com Free Online Guitar Lessons, Guitar Articles, Guitar Videos, and More Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:20:13 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This is a guitar chord chart featuring major and minor triad fingerings. These are small and simple chords that you can play to get away from the standard barre chords that most people use for regular major and minor. As opposed to barre chords, these chords do not double any notes, so you will get a different type of sound that may be better to use in some instances.]]> http://guitarsphere.com/archives/major-and-minor-chord-triads-guitar-chart/ This is a guitar chords chart featuring some one finger chords that should be easy to play for beginners. Often with young inexperienced guitar players the regular chords will be too difficult to play. Along with this, their hands and fingers are sometimes not big enough to really be able to reach multiple notes.]]> http://guitarsphere.com/archives/one-finger-guitar-chords-chart/ guitar instruction. With more than one person, you will have to deal with the fact that all of the students will be at different levels and have different amounts of commitment. This may create some challenging situations, but with a solid plan and a few helpful strategies, teaching a group lesson can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience for a guitar instructor. This article will detail how to prepare for and operate a group guitar lesson. Usually groups lessons are situated by basic skill level. Most people interested in group lessons will be beginners or somewhere between beginner and intermediate. This means that some of the students in the group will be completely new to the instrument and may not be able to progress very fast. At the same time, other students may have a little experience and a little more natural hand coordination and pick things up quickly. So how do you make the lesson interesting for both types?]]> http://guitarsphere.com/archives/teaching-a-group-guitar-lesson/ [/caption]]]> http://guitarsphere.com/archives/blank-guitar-fretboard-chart/ http://guitarsphere.com/archives/diminished-chord-chart/