• Class Level: Beginner Intermediate Expert
• Age Requirements: All Age
• Average Class Size: 10

The guitar is one of the most beloved instruments since its melodic, percussive and portable. Whether you want to simply pick up the guitar as a hobby, accompany yourself when you sing or add smooth guitar riffs and solos to collaborations, the Guitar is an instrument for everyone. Our Guitar lessons are flooded with simple tricks and techniques which make learning fun for all ages.Acoustic Guitar: Portable, simple, travel-friendly and loaded with harmony and melody, the acoustic guitar is perfect for beginners as well as performers. We teach the instrument from scratch- from the basics to the professional techniques.Muziclub Certificate Program

Level 1:

• Holding posture
• Plectrum position
• Fretboard Hand positioning, wrist, etc
• Alternate picking
• Theory: String names, 12 tones, sharps, flats
• Scales: Chromatic from E(6th string open) to G#(1st string 4th fret), C major, G major
• Chords : C major, G major
• Aural: Be able to clap a short 4 bar rhythm in 4/4 meter
• Exercises: Chromatic patterns, Chord shifting C-G
• Song: London Bridge, Dooba Dooba, Lukka Chuppi

• Theory: major scale formula, chord formation
• Scales: D major, A major, E major(open position i.e. within four frets only)
• Chords: D major, A major, E major
• Aural: 4bar rhythm in 2/4 3 /4 4/4 6/8
• Composition: Simple 4 bar melody in a major key
• Exercises: Major Scale Patterns, Chord Shifts C-G-D, E-A-D, G-C-D, etc.
• Song: Kaisi Yeh Paheli, Wonderful Tonight

• Theory: minor scale(only TSTTSTT approach), use of flat(F major scale)
• Scales: A minor, E minor, D minor, B major, F major
• Chords: A minor, E minor, D minor, B major, F major(Barred Chords)
• Right Hand Rhythm patterns, Arpeggios (Basic)
• Aural: Difference between major and minor chords
• Composing: Simple 4 bar melody in 4/4 6/8 3 /4
• Exercises: Barred Chords, Chord shifts: C-Am-F-G, G-Em-C-D, etc.
• Improvise on Major Scales
• Song: Teri Dewani, Knocking On Heavens Door, Summer of 69 (intro)

• Introduction to Staff and Tabs
• Theory: major scale chord family, dominant 7th chords , major 7th chords
• Scales: G major full shape, minor full shape, melodic minor, harmonic minor
• Chords: E7 , A7, B7, D7 and different major 7th chords
• Aural: Recognise the intervals till perfect 4th
• Composing: 8 bar melody in any time signature.
• Exercises: Right Hand Rhythm Practice, 12 bar blues starting E and starting A
• Improvise on Major scales in details
• Song: Day Tripper- Beatles, Imagine-John Lenon

• More on Staff and Tabs
• Theory: Riffs, Power Chords
• Scales: Major Pentatonic, Minor Pentatonic, Blues Scale
• Chords: Compound Chords (add 9th, etc)
• Aural: Recognize all intervals till an octave and be able to tell a song’s metre
• Composition: 8 bar melody in blues or pentatonic scale with complex rhythm
• Exercises: Finger Stretching Exercises, Arpeggios, Slide, Hammer n pull-offs
• Improvise on A minor pentatonic along with 12 bar blues, 2 octave arpeggio
• Song: Every Breath You Take-Police, Rock You Like a Hurricane, Smoke On the Water

• Theory: Circle of 5th, Related Major-Minors,
• Scales: all major scale position, minor scale positions
• Chords: Minor 7th, sus2, sus4 (application)
• Exercises: in-string exercise(Petrucci), Extending Exercise, bending
• Aural: Recognize the style and structure of a composition, can imitate short melodies
• Composition: 16 bar melody with complex rhythm and ornaments
• Improvise on Major Scales contd.
• Songs: Pinball Wizard- The Who

• Introduction to Electric Guitar
• Theory: Minor chord family
• Scales: diminished scale
• Chords: augmented, diminished chords
• Aural: Recognise the key of any composition and figure out the progression
• Exercises: Major-minor scales throughout fret board.
• Improvisation on the scales using ornaments: legato, tapping
• Own Composition of at least 1 min(recorded)

• Processor: Patch Making
• Theory: Modes
• Scales: Individual Mode Study
• Chords: Family using 7ths
• Exercises: Modal Playing
• Aural: Can imitate melodies effortlessly
• Improvisation with ornaments: hammer and pull-off
• Own Composition of at least 2 ½ min(recorded)