Tag Archives: guitar chords

Play Jingle Bells on guitar, piano and ukulele

It’s that time of year again, the holidays are almost here. So it’s time for the Christmas Songs Explained edition. We received over 10,500 votes to decide which song we would cover, which was an amazing response - thank you! The grand winner was "Jingle Bells", which just edged out the competition.

Make Music Day – What flavour is your jam?

Today is the longest day of the year, the kick off of the summer. It's also Make Music Day! The moment we celebrate our creativity with sound. It doesn't matter if you're an experienced musician or someone who can whistle one simple tune.

Finger Fitness 3rd edition – Guitar

Hey Guitar players! Welcome to the 3rd edition of our Finger Fitness series, dedicated to the cool beginner exercises for guitar, piano and ukulele, which can improve your jam and make you more confident with your favorite instrument.

Gituru – The fastest way to learn playing the guitar

Learning to play the guitar may seem like a difficult thing. No more! Meet Gituru, your personal guitar teacher. With this chatbot you’ll learn how to play the guitar at your own pace in your own time.

Finger fitness for guitar – Part 2

Hey guitar players! Are you willing to improve your guitar technique skills? Then this article is the right place to be. “Finger fitness” is the series where we show you cool exercises for guitar, piano, and ukulele.

Everything you want to know about open guitar chords, barre chords and more

Looking to learn some guitar chords? Chordify is the place to be. We’ve got explainer articles on open guitar chords, barre chords, seventh chords, power chords, and inversions — and we’ll probably be adding more in the future like suspended chords and diminished chords.

Three simple steps is all it takes to learn how to play a C chord

You know what time it is? Yup, it’s the moment you realize it’s time to learn a basic chord in three simple steps! In previous blogs we explained how to play chords like A, Am, E, Em, D, and Dm. In this post we focus on the C chord.

Covert covers part four – Who covered who?

Covert covers, you can always count on good musicians to copy even better artists. Is that a bad thing? Hell no! Sometimes it’s actually a great thing because otherwise the tracks would never have been as popular as they are today.

Learn how to play Oasis and other Britpop legends with our new channel

Even though Britpop could be seen as one of the most effective government strategies to market an entire country, as a matter of fact, this is entirely not the case with the genre.

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