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SLC Guitar Discover The Best Guitar Lessons Salt Lake City Has To Offer. All Ages & Skill Levels. World Class M We offer PRIVATE guitar lessons & GROUP guitar classes.

SLC Guitar is a guitar academy that provides fun guitar lessons to kids as young as 5 up to adults. Innovative teaching programs and a ground breaking teaching method called Multi-Dimensional Guitar Training. Which will build your SKILLS, your KNOWLEDGE, and your CREATIVITY skills all at the same time. You'll be shocked at how quickly you can learn guitar and master the guitar with the right training

Here’s Pattern 2 of the B natural minor scale 🎸The notes are:B C # D E F # G AFor this pattern, pay close attention to t...
10/29/2026

Here’s Pattern 2 of the B natural minor scale 🎸

The notes are:
B C # D E F # G A

For this pattern, pay close attention to the notes on the higher strings. That’s where a lot of melodies and lead ideas can start to open up.

Practice the full shape slowly first so you know where the notes are. Once it feels comfortable, pick 3–5 notes from the pattern and turn them into a small lick.
Keep it simple: repeat a note, change the rhythm, add a slide, or leave a little space between notes.

Interested in learning more about the B natural minor scale? Check out the link below 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/guitar-scales-b-minor-scale.../

10/28/2026

Got to know your fretboard too! 🎶🎸
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🎸 Learn this popular major chord progression in the key of E on guitar. E-C -A which is a I-vi-IV chord progression.Chor...
10/27/2026

🎸 Learn this popular major chord progression in the key of E on guitar. E-C -A which is a I-vi-IV chord progression.

Chords in E Major -
I ---- ii -- iii --- IV - V - vi - viidim
E - F -G - A - B - C - D

🎵To learn more chord variations, theory, progressions, and songs that use these chords check out the Guitar GPS Method! 🎸🤘

Here’s an easy way to make a common chord progression sound less predictable. 🎸Instead of starting with a regular I chor...
10/26/2026

Here’s an easy way to make a common chord progression sound less predictable. 🎸

Instead of starting with a regular I chord, it starts with Isus4!
That sus4 chord gives the progression a more open, unresolved sound before it moves into the rest of the chords.

Same progression idea, just with a different feel.
Pick one key, loop it and focus on clean changes first.
Then change the rhythm, add some techniques, and make the progression your own. 🤘

Not sure how to play sus4 chords yet?
Let to play them here! 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/chords -1762504527955

Here’s Pattern 1 of the B natural minor scale 🎸The notes in B natural minor are:B C # D E F # G AIn scale degrees, that ...
10/23/2026

Here’s Pattern 1 of the B natural minor scale 🎸

The notes in B natural minor are:
B C # D E F # G A

In scale degrees, that gives you:
1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7

Start slow and make sure each note is clean. Since this pattern is 3 notes per string, try practicing it as eighth-note triplets with a metronome.

Keep the rhythm steady before you try to speed it up. If the timing falls apart, slow it back down.
Practicing it this way helps build cleaner technique, better timing, and a stronger feel for the scale.

Interested in learning more about the B natural minor scale? Check out the link below 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/guitar-scales-b-minor-scale.../

Here’s Pattern 7 of the A natural minor scale 🎸Since this is a 3-note-per-string pattern, it works really well for pract...
10/22/2026

Here’s Pattern 7 of the A natural minor scale 🎸
Since this is a 3-note-per-string pattern, it works really well for practicing eighth-note triplets.

🎵 Try this: play it with a metronome and accent the first note of each string. That helps you feel where the beat lands instead of just flying through the notes.
Once it feels clean, reverse it and work the pattern descending too.

That kind of practice helps your picking, rhythm, and fretboard knowledge all at the same time.

Interested in learning more about the A natural minor scale? Check out the link below 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/guitar-scales-a-minor-scale.../

🎼 This is a simple way to make minor chord progressions sound a little more open.Instead of starting with a regular Em c...
10/22/2026

🎼 This is a simple way to make minor chord progressions sound a little more open.

Instead of starting with a regular Em chord, these progressions use Esus4.

A sus4 chord changes one note from the regular chord, which gives it a more unresolved sound before the progression moves on.

Same minor key idea, just with a different feel.

Pick one progression, loop it slowly, and focus on clean changes first.

Not sure how to play sus4 chords yet?
Learn to play them here! 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/esus4-guitar-chord/

That's pretty impressive 🤣🎸----
10/21/2026

That's pretty impressive 🤣🎸
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🎸 Learn this minor chord progression in the key of Am on guitar. Am-C-Em which is a i-III-v chord progression.Chords in ...
10/20/2026

🎸 Learn this minor chord progression in the key of Am on guitar. Am-C-Em which is a i-III-v chord progression.

Chords in A minor-
i --- iidim - III -- iv -- v - VI - VII
Am -Bdim -C-- Dm -Em -F - G

🎵To learn more chord variations, theory, progressions, and songs that use these chords check out the Guitar GPS Method! 🎵🤘

🎵 Here are all of the C major triad shapes together.This is where triads start to get really useful.Instead of looking a...
10/19/2026

🎵 Here are all of the C major triad shapes together.
This is where triads start to get really useful.

Instead of looking at each string set by itself, you can compare all of them and start seeing how the same 3 notes — C, E, and G— repeat across the fretboard in different shapes.
That’s a big step, because now you’re not just memorizing isolated forms. You’re starting to see how the chord connects across the neck. 🎸

Want a killer way to actually practice these?

Use the Chord Trainer to generate chord progressions, choose the key and tempo, and play along using your C major triads! 👇
https://guitargpsmethod.com/chord-trainer/

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