GuitarJamz – Music Theory Survival Guide

Introducing Our Music Theory Survival Guide

Do you love music? But hate the idea of music theory?

Discover How the Most Misunderstood Aspect of Music Is Actually Your Best Friend and How It Can Almost Magically Transform Your Guitar Playing

The BAD NEWS Is That Not Knowing Music Theory is the Single Biggest Reason Many Guitarists Never Reach Their Goals

The GOOD NEWS Is That You DON’T Need a Fancy Degree In Music Theory All You Need Are the Crucial Essentials We Are About to Teach You …

Here’s What YOU Get Inside Music Theory Survival Guide

Video Modules (a very partial listing):

MUSIC THEORY MODULE 1: In the first module instructor Marty Schwartz lays out the groundwork to music theory specifically designed for YOU the guitar player. To get things started he teaches the most important basic building block of music theory a device called “Intervals”. In this module you will learn that these create different emotional states on your guitar playing & much more.

MUSIC THEORY MODULE 2: In this next module instructor Marty Schwartz takes “Intervals” to the next level, you will learn how to put guitar chords together & where they come from. He introduces “Keys” which will allow you to demystify the songs you hear & also allow you understand why certain chords sound good together which will open up you ability to write your own music.

SOLOING THEORY MODULE 3: The third module of the set builds upon our previous instruction. We will expand on our previous lesson covering Intervals, Key & Chords and open up how to use “Modes”. We will apply these modes to real world chord progressions. As you progress through this module instructor Marty Schwartz unleashes more Music Theory Tips and techniques.

SOLOING THEORY MODULE 4: Putting it all together instructor Marty Schwartz expands on using the Mode Scales but most importantly you will learn how to understand & apply them to your guitar solos. You will also learn additional techniques allowing you recognize chord progressions in songs. (This is a must know ability in Music Theory).

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