RGS Podcast 6 – Facts and Myths About Learning Music with Nate Richards and Colin Ainsworth Episode #6: Facts and Myths about Learning Music with Nate Richards and Colin Ainsworth. Recorded at Nate’s place old-school pass-the-mic style. 0:00 – Disclaimer on who is the target audience is for this episode (every age group and everyone …
Read lesson → RGS Podcast Relaunch We’re excited to announce the RGS Podcast relaunch! Subscribe to Richards Guitar Studio on iTunes, Podomatic, CastBox, or wherever you listen! Below is a time-stamped breakdown of what we cover in Episode 3: Discussion with Nate Richards and Colin Ainsworth. On Episode 3 of the Richards Guitar Studio podcast, the show is …
Read lesson → The Trooper Guitar Tutorial The Trooper Guitar Tabs Nate Richards here – let’s jump in to this The Trooper guitar tutorial with tabs linked below, as well as tabs on screen.
Read lesson → The Contortionist Guitarist Cameron Maynard at RGS! We are proud and excited to announce The Contortionist guitarist Cameron Maynard will teach a guitar clinic at Richards Guitar Studio in Aston on Saturday, October 8 from 12-2pm. Cameron is a world-touring guitar master and will demonstrate techniques and guitar approaches in progressive music. Tickets available here …
Read lesson → CLICK HERE for Tabs In this lesson, I’ll teach you how to play Running Down a Dream by Tom Petty – rhythm guitar parts. I’ve made a combination of lead and rhythm guitar parts so you can play smoothly through the recording and get the most out of your performance, which is also a great …
Read lesson → CLICK HERE for Tabs OK so you’re soloing is getting stale. You are running out of ideas, and your improvisation is uninspiring. Here’s a way for you to generate new ideas, reinvigorate musical expression in your lead playing, and also serve as a cool music theory lesson – the Single String E Minor Scale. Why …
Read lesson → CLICK HERE for Tabs Today’s drill is a Paul Gilbert Style String Skipping Legato Guitar Lick using the minor pentatonic scale, hammer ons, and pull offs. This is also a great stretch exercise for the fretting hand, as the notes are configured in a 5-fret spread. Here are a few tips: Focus on the rhythm. …
Read lesson → Thank you Bill Dowling for this great Trocadero promo video for our upcoming show at the Troc! Clips taken from rehearsal, as well as a recent show at World Cafe Live in Wilmington. Richards Rock Academy coming to the Trocadero Theatre – main stage – June 5! Facebook event HERE. Songs included in the video: …
Read lesson → CLICK HERE for Tabs This post is not a tutorial or lesson. The Bach electric guitar excerpt here is from Invention No. 4 in D minor, and I give you advise in the video about how to approach practicing and performing this piece. You must spend a lot of time diligently practicing the tabs linked …
Read lesson → CLICK HERE for Tabs Here’s the previous jazz 7th chords lesson I refer to in the video In this lesson, we will look at Major 7th chord inversions on the guitar, and how they can be moved to various positions on the fretboard. A Major 7th chord is made up of the Root, 3rd, 5th, …
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