Your THIRD Guitar Lesson Ever

Here's Level 3 folks, sunglasses at night and all.

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[tlv]

Kevin, thank you very much for what you are doing/sharing. I'm 76 and since my recent retirement, I made it my goal to learn as much about the guitar and playing guitar as I am able. You are wise beyond your years, and really have a great and understandable way of explaining things. I also appreciate your honesty/understanding, and when you caution that some things will take years if not a lifetime to master. I've been practicing the pentatonic scale and really did not understand its significance until just now. When I was a teenager I bought a cheap (almost unplayable) folk guitar and learned to bang out cowboy chords, but never progressed past that. In retirement I decided to take the time and learn more about the instrument. By chance I found your channel, and you have opened doors for me. Thank you so much!

[amandastuckey]

Hey! If you guys are confused on sharps and flats (the hashtag and b looking thing) here's some further clarification if you're interested! The modern scale is composed of these things called half-steps. They are the smallest distance a note can move in pitch. If you think about the piano, most of these would be your black keys. On a piano, if you look between the keys of C and D, you have a black key in the middle of them. This is note is C sharp/D flat. The sharp raises the note a half step and the flat lowers the note a half step. Thank you Kevin for the guitar lesson! I just wanted to bring a bit more of theory into this because learning these scales has A LOT to do with key signatures and sharps and flats!

[TYfarren]

hadn't touched my guitar in years but these videos have got me practicing every day!! thank you so much I have no idea where I'd be right now without this series

[joeldcunha]

By the end the of all Level Series. Hands Down This channel would be the BEST Channel to learn Guitar from for any level Guitarist. Only request is keep uploading 🙏

[fang_guitar]

YO WHAT A COINCIDENCE I WAS JUST WATCHING LESSON 2ND ONCE AGAIN HOPING FOR THE 3RD ONE AND YOU UPLOADED IT RIGHT AWAY! Man honestly love your work please keep these lessons up :)

[lanierwexford]

So I already know everything you have taught, but you do it so well I watch your videos like a favorite movie. This is all done very well.

[millamilsen]

Life hack for # and b: it’s just half steps between the notes. Half a step above and half a step below. It’s the middle. Which means # and b can be the same note. A# and Bb is the same note, because # means halfway up and b means halfway down. Use a piano to see it visually. The black keys are the # and b. Notice that there is no Fb, Cb, B# or E#, because the Fb is just the note E. There are no whole steps between B and C or E and F - only half a step. Starting from the note C the step pattern is 1-1-½-1-1-1-½

[Generic-Internet-User]

This series has been so helpful so far, I can't wait till the next one comes out!

[terryhamilton]

I take private lessons and this is exactly where I'm at now. Learning the pentatonic scale and Alternate picking. Plus some power cords. Always look forward to you videos.

[derrick]

Been playing for 2 years and this video just now showed me how to figure the notes out on the neck. Well done and kudos on the great lesson.

[djyous]

Finally, a musician who can explain simply

[KoijnK]

following these as you release them is really motivating tbh, trying to push myself and see actual improvement since the last was released is a great feeling

[udppxdl]

Thank god you put the sunglasses link in description, can’t be a pro without those

[CatieD]

I'm so thankful to you for making these videos; can't wait for number 4!

[tanmay]

Bro you deserve at least a million subscribers here!!!!
I really wanna thank you! ❤

[randallsmith]

Hey Kevin, I just want to tell you that you explain playing the guitar quite clearly and simply without all the hype that others are doing. I appreciate your teachings very much.

[McKenna.]

Back at it again with another killer video! Kevin is leading an army of future rockstars

[LS-cblg]

I sincerely think this channel is underrated. I'm a big fan of free content, since I also love free and open source software. This channel is the first guitar channel to my knowledge that provides a roadmap in such a way that it can easily be picked up instead of a paywall. Thank you, Kevin for not only making music more accessible, but also for your content because I think it's quite entertaining also!

[matthewselle]

This series is amazing and I've been waiting for level 3, you have helped me progress really well. I have been forgetting my sunglasses though

[rodneyange]

So far so good.Finger tips felling less pain so makes learning more enjoyable.👍