Truefire Callum Bair's Lead Guitar for Beginners

Learn The Essentials of Lead Guitar
Are you ready to start learning how to play lead guitar? Callum Bair's beginner JamPlay course, Lead Guitar For Beginners, will introduce you to the basics of playing lead guitar.

Callum begins this course on the ground floor by going over the parts of the guitar itself, how to tune, and how you can get set up to play and learn lead guitar parts. You'll learn foundational single-note techniques on the guitar, how to play your first melody lines, and many other essential build blocks to lay the foundation of a lead guitar player.

Lessons include Getting to Know Your Guitar, String Names and Tuning, Putting Your Hands on the Guitar, Reading Tablature and Notation, Your First Lick, Your Right Hand, The Caterpillar, and The Musical Alphabet,

From there, Callum will take you through your first lick/melody and then gradually increase the difficulty as the course moves on. Along with learning licks, Callum will also provide you with many techniques to add to your musical toolbox, such as slides, bends, inflections, and vibrato - all the things that will take your lead guitar playing to the next level!

Lessons Include: A Jimi Hendrix-Beatles Style Lick, Two is Better Than One, The Minor Pentatonic Scale, The Caterpillar Reimagined, How Licks Are Made, James Brown Lick, Keep On Bending, The Nitty Gritty of Bending, Major Pentatonic Scale, Vibrato and Slides, BB King Lick, Folk Medley, The Major Scale, Alternate Picking, Minor Scale, Minor Scale Pop Song, and A Practice Plan

You'll have all of TrueFire's advanced learning tools at your fingertips to personalize your workspace and learn at your own pace.

You can loop, slow down, or speed up any lesson section. Plus, all of the tab and notation is synced to the videos for the optimal learning experience. You'll also get tab and standard notation files to print out, Guitar Pro files, and all of the backing tracks to practice with.

Grab your guitar, and let's play lead guitar with Callum Bair!