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lmf998
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03/19/2020 3:23 pm

is there a complete coarse on theory to follow

thank you

louie


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03/20/2020 6:04 pm

Hi there,

If you check out our Blues, or Rock courses, you'll find a number of lessons on scales.

Learn the blues scales in Blues level 1 Chapter 5 here: https://www.guitartricks.com/course.php?input=blues1

Rock level 1 features a number of pentatonic scales to learn from in Chapter 3 here: https://www.guitartricks.com/course.php?input=rock1

I hope that helps!


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ChristopherSchlegel
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03/20/2020 6:27 pm
Originally Posted by: lmf998

is there a complete coarse on theory to follow

thank you

[p]Hey, Louie. As the admin correctly recommended, you should find a Core Learning course to follow.

If you follow one of the courses (Fundamentals or Style Courses), you will get the appropriate amount of theory along with the application all integrated together. It's important to keep your theoretical learning & knowledge on par with & at the same level as your physical skills & practical applications.

If one outpaces the other, then you have an unbalanced situation. Either you can play things that you don't fully understand or know how to use, or how they work. Or you know concepts that you can't apply & have no practical use for.

Almost every tutorial contains some theory, at least enough to understand & explain how & why the lesson content is being taught. So to bring this back to the question, the courses are a great way to accomplish learning more theory, learning songs is another way.

https://www.guitartricks.com/beginner.php

If your skills are beyond the fundamentals, then pick a style course to work on! Blues, country, rock, acoustic. Which course you pick depends on your current skill level & goals. What's you skill level & desired style of music to play?

I do have a music theory collection of tutorials that is designed to be more of a reference source.

https://www.guitartricks.com/collection/music-theory

This is kind of an encyclopedia to refer to when you need to understand some lesson, technique, or idea that you encounter when you are working on learning how to play guitar. For example, the ear training tutorials are something that you can return to over & again as you gradually improve in your playing & listening. And there are other deep catalog tutorials on the site that you can use as you get deeper into learning the instrument.

Hope this helps! Please more if necessary & best of success!


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03/20/2020 7:37 pm

Thanks, i look into that and follow your advice. I check out one the core learning courses and find a place that meets my level.

Louie


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ChristopherSchlegel
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03/21/2020 2:41 pm
Originally Posted by: lmf998

Thanks, i look into that and follow your advice. I check out one the core learning courses and find a place that meets my level.

[p]You're welcome! Best of success with it.


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