Learn to use three-note, three-string triads — you probably already know a lot of these chords, and in this lesson, you’ll find ways to repurpose them.
When used as a tool—and not merely a crutch—a capo can offer inspiration and creativity for guitar players of all skill levels. Here are 4 essential concepts for using a capo on guitar.
From the March/April 2021 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Jane Miller Whether you’re a solo singer-songwriter or instrumentalist, or you play with a group, as... Read More...
BY JANE MILLER | FROM THE FEBRUARY 2014 ISSUE OF ACOUSTIC GUITAR Writers have a saying to describe the process of practicing their craft: B.I.C. or Butt in ... Read More...
From the November/December 2019 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY JANE MILLER AND ADAM PERLMUTTER Acoustic guitarists who have been around long enough can tell ... Read More...
Excerpted from Chords at Your Fingertips | BY JANE MILLER
When you see the suffix -sus in a chord, as in Dsus4 or Dsus2, how do you know what to play? The sus ... Read More...
From the December 2018 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY JANE MILLER Given the guitar’s well-established role as an accompaniment instrument, it behooves acoustic... Read More...