As Much GUITAR THEORY As I Can Teach In 1 Hour

In this live stream I teach as much guitar theory as I can in 60 minutes.

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[lyzi]

time stamps for reference

2:54 - open chords
7:57 - bar chords
10:33 - power chords
15:19 - strumming patterns
18:06 - triads and how to play them on different set of strings
20:32 - spread triads
28:34 - scales
32:12 - modes of Major scale
35:58 - melodic minor scale
38:56 - how to practise chords and arpegios - drop 2 voicings mentioning
46:21 - root 5 arpegios
49:00 - scales over chords

[anti-machiavellian]

Rick Beato wants music to be as it once was, so much, in the fact that he is sharing his knowledge so freely, with an almost urgent demeanor.
From so many of us who feel the same way, thank you.

[captainfruitbatify]

5 minutes in and I've already heard three things that no guitar teacher ever taught me - had to learn for myself. Rick is the man!

[econgreg]

@Rick Beato - you have no idea how much you’ve taught me about music theory and appreciation. Thanks and keep up the great work.

[OliChristenDrew]

After 32 years of playing guitar and watching your channel since day one, THIS was the episode that convinced me to dig deeper into theory. Much deeper. Happy birthday Rick 🎉

[scubarojo]

If a person can learn the chords in the first 10 minutes of this great video, you are well on the way to learning guitar. And will be able to play 1000's of songs with just those chords. Rick, great job...again.

[gregernst]

These videos make me realize the sheer depth of my ignorance of music... Mind blown. Again. This dude is a national treasure.

[k_dog_]

I taught guitar for over 15 years and sometimes it's the simple things and small details that allow your students to progress at a faster pace and not get frustrated.

[dreidpowerstore]

How can anybody unlike a video like this It's an excellent overview for any beginner of the stuff he has to face when learning guitar. I really like to see someone deeply enjoying everything about music.

[DarthFlan]

From a 51-year-old guitarist who’s never been taught properly, I cannot play very well even though I’ve been playing for years. Thank you so much for this video, you made so many concepts easy to understand and I dig your easy-going style. Thank you!

[HarlanHarvey]

Damn! 65% off a book that keeps growing! I'm not even mad that i paid more for mine. I am happy for the next person!!

[davidwood]

A years worth of teaching in 1 hour!!!
I’ll be working with this a lot.
Thank you, Rick.

[mjulio]

This is THE instructional guitar video I wish had been available when I was 13. Happy Birthday, Rick!

[foto]

THink how many VHS tapes you would have had to rent to get something this concise and comprehensive in the old days. Before too long, we're going to hear of various bands say they learned important lessons and got inspired on this channel. If I had taken this route on guitar when I was 15, I'd be 100x better and possibly had a career.

As a songwriter, though, I gotta say the muscle to flex along with playing an instrument is thinking of phrases constantly, and then singing them to the music that comes into your head. Doing both of those musical acts at the same time, improvising music following words, is actually the basis of how songwriting teams have always worked, although some famous stars have merged both roles, thus becoming the fables singer/songwriter.

The reason I mention this is it's easy to get stuck in a place where the music is all driven by instrumentalists, and then singers have to be exceptional to riff on top of music and have it be great. Case in point, Led Zeppelin. However, if you aren't or can't find a great vocalist like Robert Plant, you can still write compelling songs words first, letting the music you play seep into the process. Just saying I had a much harder time writing songs riffs first, versus words first. although both go better once you keep flexing the combo writing muscle.

[tommyfromdetroitmi]

Rick
You are a true master in every aspect of music! Sir, you are a true inspiration to me, and I have nothing but mad respect for your tutorials on production, tech info, mixing, and instrument instruction. I'm 55 years old (still teachable) and learning so much from your you tube videos!!! Thank you for sharing valuable knowledge.. it's greatly appreciated! Tom M.

[StephiSensei]

Rick B. really did his homework! Your love of your art is infectious! A big heart makes great music!

[mephistomoto]

I watched this at 2x speed and was able to get lost in half the time.

[davidhoxit]

Positivety...the greatest word uttered in this incredible video! I can honestly say this video cut through all the bull and went straight to the heart of music itself. A lucrative and in depth study for which I am grateful to have watched! Thank you Rick and Happy Birthday sir!! I hope you live to 100!! I secretly yearn to learn from you for forty more years👍🏻

[dbmorton]

Thanks and happy birthday! Before, I learned all my music theory from Spinal Tap, which can be summed up as "D minor is the saddest chord, really." 😀

[wendellpowell]

Rick. I honestly cannot get enough of any of your videos, whether it’s what makes this song great or just showing us your favorite stuff, you passion and love for music and hopes to encourage others to the same level is just so genuine and fantastic. You are my absolute favorite channel. Please keep doing everything you’re doing!