How to Transpose a Song Using the Circle of Fifths
Knowing how to transpose is one of those skills that separates guitarists who can work in any situation from those who are stuck in one key.
Circle of Fifths Chord Progressions: Why Adjacent Chords Work
Circle of fifths chord progressions are everywhere in the music you already know and love, and most guitarists encounter them without realizing it.
Relative Minor Keys: How the Circle of Fifths Makes Them Obvious
The relative minor might be the most useful concept in guitar harmony that most players never fully absorb.
Key Signatures Made Easy: How the Circle of Fifths Does the Work
Key signatures are one of those things that stop a lot of guitarists cold. You pick up a piece of sheet music and see a cluster of sharps or flats at the top of the staff.
Read the Circle of Fifths: A Plain-English Guide for Guitarists
If you want to read the circle of fifths and actually understand what you're looking at, you need one reframe.
Circle of Fifths for Guitar: The Map That Make Sense
Most guitarists stall on theory for one simple reason: nobody ever hands them a map. You pick up fragments, a scale here, a chord name there, but nothing connects.
How to Structure a Smart Guitar Practice Session
One of the biggest challenges guitar players face isn’t finding things to practice. It’s deciding how to use the practice time they actually have.
Record Your Practice Sessions for Honest Feedback
One of the hardest parts of practicing guitar is knowing whether you’re actually improving.
Five Smart Practice Steps for Guitar Players
Once you’ve scheduled your guitar practice and decided what you’re going to work on, there’s another important question: What should you actually do with the material once you start practicing it?
How To Practice On Purpose and Practice Smart
Every time you pick up a guitar, you’re doing something with it—but not all guitar time serves the same purpose.
How To Practice: What Smart Guitar Practice Means
For guitar players, the word practice can carry a lot of baggage. We’ve all heard some version of “practice makes perfect,” and from an early age we’re taught that improvement comes from putting in the time.
Practice Smart for Guitar Players: How to Actually Improve
Practice, practice, practice. Anyone learning to play an instrument has heard that advice countless times.