Easiest Way to Become a MASTER of the Fret Board

Learn more from MY GUITAR TEACHER - Chris Sherland @curiousguitarist

My Favorite Guitar + Filming Gear at Sweetwater

[Rizztaxski]

I'm a single dad raising two little boys. Lost my wife two years ago and also a veteran dealing with some scars. Two things have really helped keep my chin up and head above water. Art and learning guitar. Your videos are great and easy to follow. Thank you man.

[markush_]

I paid for the whole fretboard so I'm gonna use the whole fretboard.

[RCSmiths]

I have said many times before, but understanding the entire fretboard unlocks everything else to making music on the guitar! Great work!

[guitarocd]

It's true you cannot noodle for 30 years and expect it will come by osmosis. I tried that. I learned nothing. I learned more in 5 years on YouTube then I did the previous 30. Thanks to all you teachers.

[albertcarlsen]

Never had a real-life guitar teacher but I've been playing for almost 4 years now progressing so much all thanks to Marty and his lessons!!! Love your work man and keep doing what you're doing! I know I'm not the only one who feels this way ❤️

[DoodleBugLisa]

Chris Shetland is such a great compliment to Marty’s teaching. Thanks so much, perfect teaching.

[anubhavmukherjee]

This is what it means to be a true guitar teacher. Respect:

[allansamilow]

Your self described "nuggets" are incredibly helpful by breaking down complicated theory into small, but useable segments.I like your teaching style.

[Swampberry]

Uncertain if you know this but you’re helping saves lives right now by giving folks purpose day to day, thank you

[clight]

Finally a lesson about the circle that I am able to understand, I am 68 and find retaining what I have learned very difficult. Thanks Chris and Marty.

[goofygoober]

Marty dude I swear you're like that uncle that lives in California and is like super cool and chill

[simondavid]

That strat with the relic neck and the P-47 Thunderbolt on the body is awesome!!!!

[ryanjesson]

This blew my mind. I've been playing rhythm guitar in a band for years and recently started learning more theory as I never 'needed' it but this is outstanding. Thank you

[cbwinning]

7:30- applying the circle of 5ths to triads.
7:50- the notes for triads are on the DGB strings (4, 3, 2 strings)
8:57- how to use the circle of 5ths to apply new information around the neck of the guitar
10:38- Using the circle of 5ths on only one string

[BarneyG]

The production and look of this video is really nice.

[JohnOhkumaThiel]

I’m originally a sax player and Berklee alumni. There is so much that never sunk in until I became a born again musician on guitar fourteen months ago.

[philsonslament]

I’ve been rewatching this video all week. Really making sure that I was getting the concept because my self (YouTube) learning has hit a roadblock where I needed to connect the dots of what I was trying to do. There is so much information and tunnels of new things to learn like voicing, styles, progressions, scales, chords…a perfect combination for any occasion that I’m not sure any one human can learn all of; this helped me get over my first Roadblock of not seeing where I was going. So thank you

[awkipintee]

How cool is that! What a light bulb moment seeing the circle in a linear way. Thank you so much guys. 🙏

[nspeer]

OMG, this is a great lesson. I'm a huge Marty fan and now I'm interested in more lessons from his teacher. I've studied the circle of 5ths before, but this video made things much simpler to grasp. Thank you!

[little_orange_az]

He’s so good! My playing is on fire today. This is exactly what “social media” should be! Thank Marty for sure!!
Chris