This is such an unbelievably informative and inspiring video. Im sitting at school listening to this and all i can think is "I NEED TO FIND A GUITAR TO PRACTICE WITH, RIGHT NOW"
Hello Marco! first of all, thank you for the most beautiful guitar music you've created. I am in The Bahamas, and I am really beginning to learn the guitar as I ought to have, after having been playing since I was 16. I am now 58. I am blind, and therefore have had alot of struggles with properly learning the guitar. 1. I never got lessons as a boy! As I am blind, I could not read instructional books, so as to teach myself. Sadly, as a result, I developed many bad habits. However, I must say that out of all of the guitar instructors on TH-cam that I've listened to, you are the first guitarist from whom I have been able as a blind guitarist, to learn the things I always yearned to learn. thanks! I shall share more with you, later. Let me say as I close that your sound, your style of playing, and most of all your clarity in teaching guitar cords, have all caused me to fall in love with the guitar, all over again. I shall appreciate it someday, if along with cords, you can also provide the exact fingering. Again thanks! You've helped me to become the better guitar player, I've always longed to be. My weekest spot though, is playing scales.
I love how you give us a birds eye view of what's possible with just 3 chords. Everything is neatly linked to each other. I not only learn each step. I learn the intricacies between the steps. And all that in a 12 minute video. This shows you are a true master at teaching. Thank you Marco! Keep it coming!
Since watching this video I haven't been able to put my guitar down. I've revisited other chords progressions from my past playing as well and I have adapted them using the ideas you demonstrated. My wife even commented "What happened to you!" "You're playing so many different songs in so many different styles." Thanks again Marco for such as inspiring and informative video.
Thank Marco for what you teach us. Personally I would love being able to play much more of classical tunes the way you do it. Don’t give up doing teaching us classical and Spanish music. You’re so great doing that.
another spectacular lesson Marco! love love the 7:25 Latin feel! really enjoying your Patreon program with all the tabs to really get my playing and music theory understanding to the next level!
Thanks Marco I'm always wondering about these interesting alternative chord options to make my progressions more interesting. More videos explaining how to identify and create these chords such as the secondary dominant etc. Would be really cool and appreciated. Either way thanks for your efforts 🙏🌻
These were the 3 chords I played when I learned 25 years ago, I thought they sounded spanish-ish. But I never learned to play up the neck (inversions). I guess I could watch over and over, but I wish you could slow down a little so it could sink in. You always make it sound so beautiful and easy.
Wow. Thank you so much, Marco, I learned so much from this beautiful tutorial, and I'm already coming up with ideas. I have learned more from this tutorial, than any others for years. The possibilities are endless.
Your demonstrative style inspires me to pick the guitar and play. Must compliment you on the tonal quality of your guitar playing. You are an inspiring teacher.
For the first time I watched your video. I don't think I have ever thought of any other guitar lesson. What you get from this channel is so much that even when you think you have had enough, the magic keeps coming. You are the best. 👌
Figured out this chord pattern when I learned Giuliani's study in A minor for a class. Still the only study I remember because it's so hauntingly beautiful
Excellent lesson! I wrote a very similar 8 bar last Christmas and my thought processes were very, very similar to yours as I was putting it together! Am is a lovely and simple key to work with!
I play boring-weird stuff.I put some on my TH-cam to see my progress.I have been playing awhile and still have a lot to learn your videos help me alot.I haven't played/practiced in the last 6 months but will try again.Thank you for the videos and inspiration.
It's SO FUNNY that you say OUT OF COMFORT ZONE! Seems to imply you need sacrifice in order to gain something in return! I feel you are exactly right about this!! You reap what you sow! Ironically, the hard work is richly rewarded, to the extent that it seems on reflection, it was NOT WORK but pure pleasure! Thank you Marco, again the JOY you bring is life giving me the opportunity to work (hard?) on beautiful music.
Using E in the place of Em is something I've been doing since I first started playing, and I still do to this day. One fun thing you can do with it, is move that all up one half step, leaving the open E, B and e, making a Fmaj13/E. (Up a whole step from there, you get a nice voicing of G6/E. Have fun with those. Nice and spicy chords right there.)
Hi Marco, this is a very good video on chord progression, very fun to watch and quite enticing to put into practice. I like how you emphasize fingure styleing over strumming. By the way, what is the name brand of your guitar. Thank you.
With the E major in there it's actually A harmonic minor which is always more interesting sounding than the Em in a standard A minor progression. Great video.
Awesome lesson love how you find scale notes to any chord question what is the model a make guitar that you are playing in this video. I think you’re my favorite channel now!
This is the best guitar video of all time in this universe. I just your calmness and it's presentation. Although the funky bg music is a good too. 🙏❤️🧩
The first progression are the chords to the moody blues early 1970s melancholy man. Wonderful song wonderful album i believe its on moody blues children’s children s children.
Marco,,,,,,, where is the fretboard at the bottom,,, with buttons lighting the fingering positions,,,,,,,,,,,,so,,, so helpful,,,, like John Mayer does on his videos,,,,,,, I hit you up about the Dangelico Exell DC,,,, you need to demo one,,, so awesome,,,,,,,
Classical 4:20
Broken chords 5:20
Latin 7:30
Jazz 10:52
Between chords 11:35
This is such an unbelievably informative and inspiring video. Im sitting at school listening to this and all i can think is "I NEED TO FIND A GUITAR TO PRACTICE WITH, RIGHT NOW"
Hello Marco! first of all, thank you for the most beautiful guitar music you've created. I am in The Bahamas, and I am really beginning to learn the guitar as I ought to have, after having been playing since I was 16. I am now 58. I am blind, and therefore have had alot of struggles with properly learning the guitar. 1. I never got lessons as a boy! As I am blind, I could not read instructional books, so as to teach myself. Sadly, as a result, I developed many bad habits. However, I must say that out of all of the guitar instructors on TH-cam that I've listened to, you are the first guitarist from whom I have been able as a blind guitarist, to learn the things I always yearned to learn. thanks! I shall share more with you, later. Let me say as I close that your sound, your style of playing, and most of all your clarity in teaching guitar cords, have all caused me to fall in love with the guitar, all over again. I shall appreciate it someday, if along with cords, you can also provide the exact fingering. Again thanks! You've helped me to become the better guitar player, I've always longed to be. My weekest spot though, is playing scales.
I love how you give us a birds eye view of what's possible with just 3 chords. Everything is neatly linked to each other. I not only learn each step. I learn the intricacies between the steps. And all that in a 12 minute video. This shows you are a true master at teaching. Thank you Marco! Keep it coming!
Since watching this video I haven't been able to put my guitar down. I've revisited other chords progressions from my past playing as well and I have adapted them using the ideas you demonstrated. My wife even commented "What happened to you!" "You're playing so many different songs in so many different styles." Thanks again Marco for such as inspiring and informative video.
This is singlehandedly one of the most informative videos about chord progressions out there. Good work mate!
You r the most inspiring teacher Marco! I've learnt soo much from you and I can never thank you enough! God bless you❤️
I love this kind of lessons. It is really useful to add passing chords in standard chord progressions
Listening to this guy play gives me goose bumps. Quite a gifted guy and very willing to share. God bless you Marco
Thank Marco for what you teach us.
Personally I would love being able to play much more of classical tunes the way you do it.
Don’t give up doing teaching us classical and Spanish music.
You’re so great doing that.
Your lessons are like therapy and meditation for my soul! Thank You Marco
Marco you’re the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️ appreciate all the lessons! May blessing follow you and your family!
another spectacular lesson Marco! love love the 7:25 Latin feel! really enjoying your Patreon program with all the tabs to really get my playing and music theory understanding to the next level!
You clearly invested a lot of time and effort into producing this. Outstanding work. Thank you for this gift of education and inspiration Marco!
🎸Wow Marco - This is a BEAUTIFUL LESSON!!! THANK YOU for sharing!!! - Gee
Wow, such a beautiful lesson, thank you, Marco! So glad to support you on Patreon. Printed out the sheets and having fun with it already.
Thanks a lot! Enjoy the lessons ☀️🎸😉
Thanks Marco I'm always wondering about these interesting alternative chord options to make my progressions more interesting. More videos explaining how to identify and create these chords such as the secondary dominant etc. Would be really cool and appreciated. Either way thanks for your efforts 🙏🌻
I like the musical interludes between the chapters in your lessons. They also make it easy to revisit the section to replay and practice!
Marco, this is an amazing lesson. I just advanced as a guitarist in the middle of watching this video.
Thank you!
These were the 3 chords I played when I learned 25 years ago, I thought they sounded spanish-ish. But I never learned to play up the neck (inversions). I guess I could watch over and over, but I wish you could slow down a little so it could sink in. You always make it sound so beautiful and easy.
You have a great way of teaching. The visual aids with the corresponding notes and numbers is awesome! Thank you
Wow. Thank you so much, Marco, I learned so much from this beautiful tutorial, and I'm already coming up with ideas. I have learned more from this tutorial, than any others for years. The possibilities are endless.
Getting another beautiful guitar lesson from you on my birthday is just made my day magical….. thanks 🙏
Happy Birthday
Great lesson
3 chords
Multiple styles
Great teaching
The music that occasionally interrupts ,is really annoying but rest is top drawer teaching ...
I agree....the interrupting music just kills the mood.
Everything else is top notch.
Agreed, very distracting… but great lesson though.
I thought I was hearing things.....yes agree
The most beautiful chord progression gets interrupted by the most ugly chord progression…
agree - sounds like F1 is about to start -
Your demonstrative style inspires me to pick the guitar and play. Must compliment you on the tonal quality of your guitar playing. You are an inspiring teacher.
Good stuff! Thx so much… def a great way to practically learn and play those beautiful progs!
For the first time I watched your video. I don't think I have ever thought of any other guitar lesson. What you get from this channel is so much that even when you think you have had enough, the magic keeps coming. You are the best. 👌
Am Dm E and I'm still standing, yeah yeah yeah!
Merci du fond du coeur !
cheers and love from France !!
So beautiful to listen to and such good instruction. I love all your videos.
Great lesson! So many things to try from such a simple starting idea. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for sharing, Marco. Very informative and inspiring.
Incredible, that was Free. Thanks for sharing Marco.
time to re-learn..and I'm glad that this vid showed on my feed...thanks
Wonderful! Good short summary 👌🏽
Am Dm E- Harmonic minor .You can play also Am Dm Em - Natural minor
Really awesome video thoroughly enjoyed it can't wait to put it into practice
Your mastery of the fretboard is amazing 😊
The lesson is way out there, Thanks Marco
Thank you for the most beautiful guitar music you've created!!!
I love and enjoy your playing and teaching
Your guitar is a piece of art, and you make er sound superb!
Thanks a lot, Marco! You've made me a magical present - cool melody for my song. You are a true magician, playing guitar. God bless you!
Drop the transition music Marco. You’re good on your own
You are absolutely the BEST !
Figured out this chord pattern when I learned Giuliani's study in A minor for a class. Still the only study I remember because it's so hauntingly beautiful
Excellent lesson! I wrote a very similar 8 bar last Christmas and my thought processes were very, very similar to yours as I was putting it together! Am is a lovely and simple key to work with!
I play boring-weird stuff.I put some on my TH-cam to see my progress.I have been playing awhile and still have a lot to learn your videos help me alot.I haven't played/practiced in the last 6 months but will try again.Thank you for the videos and inspiration.
What a great lesson. Thank you.
Excellent instructional video....thank you for posting
Am, F, Dm, E7 works nicely.
Awesome - beautifully done - cheer’s bud 👌😊
Marco my the godness bless u fpr sharing ure knowledge to the people
It's SO FUNNY that you say OUT OF COMFORT ZONE! Seems to imply you need sacrifice in order to gain something in return!
I feel you are exactly right about this!! You reap what you sow!
Ironically, the hard work is richly rewarded, to the extent that it seems on reflection, it was NOT WORK but pure pleasure!
Thank you Marco, again the JOY you bring is life giving me the opportunity to work (hard?) on beautiful music.
Great examples..just what I needed , thank you !!
The piece at the end is so beautiful.
Sweet. My favourite part of the fretboard.
One of the best lessons on how to build vocabulary I've seen.
Brilliant lesson. Love your approach and ability. Oh to have a tenth of your ability.
Using E in the place of Em is something I've been doing since I first started playing, and I still do to this day.
One fun thing you can do with it, is move that all up one half step, leaving the open E, B and e, making a Fmaj13/E. (Up a whole step from there, you get a nice voicing of G6/E. Have fun with those. Nice and spicy chords right there.)
Superb buddy....from India himachal
Txs Very much Mr Marco...Beautiful cord
Hi Marco, this is a very good video on chord progression, very fun to watch and quite enticing to put into practice. I like how you emphasize fingure styleing over strumming. By the way, what is the name brand of your guitar. Thank you.
Beautifull lecture, thanks so much for sharing 🥰🙏
Hi marco your lessons are always the best .how to get your online classes please?
Каждый баптист, вспоминающий 90% своих песен, обязательно пустит скупую мужскую слезу ;)
With the E major in there it's actually A harmonic minor which is always more interesting sounding than the Em in a standard A minor progression. Great video.
Awesome lesson love how you find scale notes to any chord question what is the model a make guitar that you are playing in this video. I think you’re my favorite channel now!
Well...it s a pretty well known and standard melody...take ' If you want me' by glen hansard and marketa irglova for example...
Cheers man
Man that transition to the A7 was juicy
This is magic! Thank you.
¡Eres un verdadero genio!!!!
And the finger styles and melodies can be developed from those progressions. You can start imagining a new set of notes along with the lesson.
You are good man made this look really easy!
Complimenti Marco...
Simply beautiful, thank you
3:28 is so funny. Marco has subtle humor 🙃
You just amazing 😃
Is that Furch? What model is it? Many thanks!
ottima lezione, grazie mille!
Dude! Love that Latin feel at the last part . 🤘
Thanks for sharing. Good stuff.
Probably my favorite chord progression on baritone uke, especially making the V major. I thought I invented that ;-)
Brilliant…. Could you please tell me what make and model your Spanish guitar is? Many thanks.
This is the best guitar video of all time in this universe. I just your calmness and it's presentation. Although the funky bg music is a good too. 🙏❤️🧩
Thank you for the lesson
Big fan from Bangladesh
Marco, you are a genius 🎉
Much better to play with naked fingers IMO. No pick needed. Love the progression.
That last progression was great 👍
m jealous of the way you play
The first progression are the chords to the moody blues early 1970s melancholy man. Wonderful song wonderful album i believe its on moody blues children’s children s children.
Is the in depth tutorial for example 5 for classical I really like it
I love your taste of music very much. It always sounds so good. Could you please list the guitar you use, brand and model?
Marco,,,,,,, where is the fretboard at the bottom,,, with buttons lighting the
fingering positions,,,,,,,,,,,,so,,, so helpful,,,, like John Mayer does on his videos,,,,,,,
I hit you up about the Dangelico Exell DC,,,, you need to demo one,,, so awesome,,,,,,,
I’m inspired now : thank you cirillo 🌹
Hello Marco. I don't know if you will ever read.....Will love you to do a lesson on Terry Callier's playing + African Violet
Thanks Marco, What a beautiful guitar! what is the brand?