Introducing Justin's Intermediate Guitar Method (Guitar Lesson IM-100) How to play

Justin's Completely Free, Intermediate Guitar Course.

Howdy! This video is simply the introduction video to the Intermediate Foundation series of lesson and explains a bit about how I structure the intermediate lessons.

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This is part of Justin's Intermediate Guitar Method, Foundation. A series of lessons available free online!

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Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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Hi, how you're you doing? Justin Sandercoe here.
Welcome to my intermediate guitar method.

Now the way I've organised the lessons for this
intermediate course is into 5 foundation levels,

which will lead into style modules.

Now the reason I've done like this,
is that not everyone wants to learn every different style.

So this way in the 5 foundation stages,

we're going to cover all of the technical
and theoretical and practical elements

that you need, in order to apply them to the style modules

where you can choose the different styles
that you want to learn.

Now the things that we're going to cover
in this foundation level is:

E-shape and A-shape barre chords, triads,

one position of the major scale, the blues scale,
a hybrid blues scale, the major pentatonic,

basic 16th note strumming, notes on the fingerboard,
playing with a metronome...

Sorry, I'm having to read off my little list of stuff
because I can't remember all of the things.

We're going to be doing lots of transcribing,
working out chord progressions,

working out melodies, like lead lines,
rythmic dictation, bit of note reading,

learning to read notes in the open position,
which is a really, really important skill.

Controlling string noise, minimum movement,
playing with the metronome, string bending,

and probably a whole lot more stuff that my eyes
have glazed over on my little list here.

So there is a whole lot of things
that we're going to cover.

Now the idea here:
each one of this different modules,

like foundation 1, foundation 2,
is going to take a while.

It's not like the begginer's course,
where each one could be kind of done in a couple of weeks.

Most of these I would suspect is going to be
kind of a month long to get all the stuff done,

because there's a whole lot of information
in each different level.

So really make sure that you've mastered properly,
the things,

And there is a little kind of a goals list
on the practise schedule for each level.

There is some goals that I think
that you should try to achieve

before you move onto the next stage.

Now having completed all five,
there is a consolidation lesson

where we go through and make sure
that you've got all your stuff done.

And then you let loose onto the style modules,

where you're going to apply all of your new found skills
to whatever styles that you fancy choosing.

So I really hope you enjoy the course
and I'll see you for your lessons real soon.