One minute Changes (Guitar Lesson BC-182) Guitar for beginners Stage 8

Justin's Completely Free, Beginners Guitar Course Lesson BC-182.
This is Stage 8, Lesson 2.

This video suggests chord changes that you should practice for Stage 8.

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Hi, How are you doing?

Justin here.

In this little video,

we're gonna be checking out

your "One Minute Changes"
for stage eight.

Now, at this point

It's really up to you to be working
on what Chords you think are the hardest

and going through
and working on them

By picking the hardest ones

you're gonna improve your technique

which is what, at this level,

that's a kind of
what you should be working on the most :

it's trying to improve your weak points.

Now, a couple of things
that you might want to consider

Particularly, one shape
that we looked at in the last lesson,

which was the big G chord

Now, the big G chord,
we're using all four fingers,

changing to D chord.

It's a very very common chord change to make

particularly a lot of
AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi

that kind of rock stuff.

Especially the acoustic rock stuff.

That's a really really common change,

so do a little bit of that

partly so you get used to hearing it

as well as being able to play it.

And the thing that you'll notice is

you get a third finger anchor as well

changing from big G

to the regular D,
open chord.

So, that's one that you might want to check out.

The other one that you
might want to work on a little bit

is going from a C chord
to the new two-finger G

that we talked about
in the last lesson.

That just uses your
third and fourth finger.

So do a little bit of work going

C to that G
over and over.

It would also be ones that
possibly I'd suggest you work on

but otherwise,

it's just pick the ones that are the hardest

and off you go.

So this is another one of
those uber-quick lessons.

It's just time for you to get to work.

See you soon.

Bye-bye.