Free Guitar Lessons
Listed below are three online guitar courses that Guitar Lessons Review have reviewed and consider to be quite good, actually quite excellent. Although each course is a paid program, all three programs also offer free lessons as an introduction. We have evaluated each one based on quality, ease of use, and value.
FIRST CHOICE
Winner of the 2008 Acoustic Guitar Magazine Players’ Choice Awards, two Telly Awards and an AEGIS Award for Excellence in Education.
Learn and Master Guitar is widely recognized as the best home instruction course for learning guitar available anywhere. It consists of 20 professionally produced DVDs, 5 Jam-Along CDs, a 100 page lesson book, and a free online student support site. It is the only instructional package you’ll ever need on your journey toward mastery of the guitar. All you provide is the practice.
SECOND CHOICE
That’s right – you can learn how to play guitar using our free lessons, step by step instructions, tutorials, jam tracks and famous songs!
The Jamorama Course includes 44 chapters and 252 pages of lessons that start at complete “I don’t know where my fingers go beginner” and take you to “How did I get so good?”
These lessons have been specifically designed for easy use with integrated video and audio so that every powerful time saving tool and easy-when-you-know-how skill is RIGHT at your fingertips.
THIRD CHOICE
Guitar Tricks 24 free Lessons are a small sample of what is available to Full Access Subscribers. Sign up and try our free lessons. Please be our guest!
Once you have sampled the free lessons, we think you will want to push beyond the sample lessons and begin targeting your own interests with the huge variety of resources found in a Full Access Subscription.
Additionally, Guitar Tricks is always fresh, always updated. Every day new content is added to the site, more than enough to challenge beginning and advanced guitarists alike.
ANOTHER GOOD CHOICE
Adult Guitar Lessons. Have you always wanted to play guitar but could never find the time? Like the rest of us, you’re probably busy raising a family, working a job, finishing school or chasing a career. You might even think you’re too old, or unable to learn how to play.
You may have already tried to learn guitar only to become frustrated and disappointed. Have you had problems with fingers that don’t want to co-operate, or difficulty pressing down the strings to make chords sound “clear”, or challenges with strumming and getting the right “timing”? Do you feel like your hands are just too small, or you’ll never be able to stretch your fingers enough to play guitar? Have you tried guitar lessons designed for a “younger crowd”, that seemed geared toward kids – and taught by kids?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, take heart, you’re in the right place!
