Guitar Noise

Here is a great introduction to the Mixolydian scale - how to find it, how to use it. It’s great for blues, rock and a host of other things and, as always, Darrin makes learning it a joy and not a chore.

Let’s explore the basics of chords and harmony right where you want to learn it - on the guitar. It’s a great way to develop your listening skills as well.

This is a quick lesson by the dynamic duo on jazzy and bluesy sounding chords. They’re a lot easier than you think.

Let’s take a look at the plethora of learning aids and tools available to help you with ear training. It’s amazing what is freely available out there.

The blues offers a great opportunity to practice playing triads and further our understanding of chords. This is a hands on music theory for guitar lesson.

Making mistakes is a part of your growth as a musician. Don’t let them put you off playing, they can help you along the way.

Why does a strong chord progression sound good? This beginner lesson answers the question by showing how chords are built from scales.

There’s nothing magical about improvising, except the great feeling you get when you hit the right notes. In this article we show you how to hit those notes.

What is the most important skill a musician needs? Fortunately it is something that everyone can do.