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- Music education should be accessible to everyone. We share music with all, despite backgrounds or abilities. Lessons at various prices, open to all levels.
- Music can be a powerful force for good in the world. Music unites, expresses, and uplifts. Our mission: spreading joy and positivity through music.
- Our students are unique individuals with their own unique talents and gifts.We empower students to discover their unique musical voice and be their authentic selves.
- We believe in immersing our students in the art of guitar playing. We teach guitar fundamentals while inspiring students to create and share their music.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the art of guitar playing and discover the true essence of Guitar playing and discover the true essence of Guitar and ukulele Lesson.
Join our professional learning class on 22nd March at 08:00 AM UK time and 14:00 PM BD time, as we unveil the secrets to mastering The Guitar and ukulele lesson at WhatsOn Music Academy.Elevate your skills and expand your musical horizons by joining this transformative learning experience. Register now!
Guitar 3 chords playing with 4/4 rhythm
- Chords: You’ll be playing the D major chord throughout.
- Rhythm: 4/4 time signature means there are four beats per measure.
- Strumming: There are many ways to strum, but a simple approach for beginners is a down strum on each beat. So, you would strum down four times per measure (each D chord).
- Practice: Start slow and focus on smoothly changing chords while keeping a steady rhythm.
- Experiment:Â Once comfortable, try different strumming patterns like down-up-down-up or muted strums for variation.
Ukulele Strumming in 3/4 Time
- Feel the Waltz: A 3/4 rhythm is like a waltz, with 3 beats per measure. Count them out: one, two, three, one, two, three.
- Basic Strum: Strum down (pick towards the floor) on the first beat. Then, strum twice upwards (picks away from the floor) on beats two and three.
- Practice Makes Perfect: Use a metronome or online drum loop to practice keeping a steady rhythm.
- Mix it Up: Try variations! All down strums or a down-down-up pattern can add flavor.
- Chord Fun:Â Once comfortable, switch between easy chords like C, G, Am, and F as you strum.
Class Curriculum: 🎸🎹
- Exercise
- Guitar 3 chords playing with 4/4 rhythm
- Ukulele Strumming in 3/4 Time
- Open Mike
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