Music · Beginner
A simple, proven, step-by-step video course that takes you from simple to complex, with tabs on screen and play-along practice in every lesson.

Fingerstyle looks impressive. One guitar, no band, and yet you hear melody, bass line and rhythm at the same time. For a beginner it can also look impossible. Where do the fingers go, which string belongs to which finger, and how do you keep a bass pattern steady while the melody moves on top?
Many people try to work it out from scattered videos and end up with half-learned pieces and sore fingertips. Without a clear order, every new tune feels like starting over, and it is easy to decide that you simply are not talented enough.
This course exists to remove that guesswork. It is built as a path from simple to complex, so each lesson prepares you for the next. The lessons are short and easy to take in, which makes learning enjoyable rather than exhausting.
You do not need to read sheet music, and you do not need any theory background. Everything you need is shown in the lessons, and the tabs on the screen tell you exactly where to put your fingers.
Set up your posture and both hands so that playing feels natural from the first lesson.
Learn which finger takes which string and build a clean, even tone.
Follow the numbers on the screen and find every note without needing sheet music.
Practise the core idea of fingerstyle, two musical lines played by one hand.
Use a handful of reusable patterns that fit many different tunes.
Break a piece into small parts, then join them into a complete performance.
Slow down, repeat and play together with the video until a part feels easy.
Learn at a convenient pace, anytime and anywhere, in short sessions.
The programme has been tested and refined in face-to-face classes with students, and then with many online students. That experience shows in the structure. Each idea is introduced in its simplest form, practised on its own, and only then combined with the next one.
Every lesson is filmed from several angles, so you can see what the left hand and the right hand are doing at the same moment. The tab for the part you are learning appears on the screen, which means you never have to pause the video to look something up elsewhere.
After the explanation, each lesson comes with a play-along video. You play with it, at the speed that suits you, and you repeat the section until it feels comfortable. This is the part that turns watching into playing.

The course is a set of online video lessons that you study on your own schedule. There are no fixed class times, so you can practise in the evening, at the weekend or in ten-minute slices during the week. You decide how quickly to move on.
After payment you get access to your personal account, where all the lessons are available. The lessons are streamed rather than downloaded, and you can watch them as often as you like from a computer or from a mobile app on your phone or tablet.
The lessons are short on purpose. A short lesson is easier to repeat, easier to fit into a busy day, and easier to master before moving on. Because the course is built from simple to complex, we suggest you follow the modules in order, at least the first time through.
Six modules that take you from your first plucked notes to complete fingerstyle arrangements.

A clear, understandable presentation that moves from simple to complex.
Every video shows the tab for the part you are learning.
See both hands clearly, so you can copy the movements exactly.
Each lesson includes a video to play with, so practice is more effective.
Your lessons wait for you in one place after payment.
Study from a computer or through the mobile app, whenever it suits you.
Watch each lesson as many times as you need.
If the course is not right for you, ask for a refund within 14 days of purchase.
By the end of the programme you will know how to place your hands, pluck cleanly and keep a bass line and a melody going together. Tabs will no longer look like a puzzle, because you will have followed them in every lesson.
You will have worked through a complete arrangement from the first bar to the last, which means you know how to break a piece into parts and learn it without frustration. That skill is what lets you approach new pieces on your own.
Most importantly, you will have a practice habit built on short, repeatable sessions. From there, you can keep going with more fingerstyle material at your own pace.
No. No theory background is required. The lessons show tabs on the screen, and everything you need is explained in the course.
It is up to you. The lessons are short, so even three or four sessions of 20 to 30 minutes a week are enough to make steady progress. You set the pace.
No. The course is made for beginners and starts from the basics. You only need a guitar and the wish to learn.
Once your payment is complete you get access to your personal account, where all the lessons are available. You can start straight away.
They are online video lessons, filmed from multiple angles, with tabs on the screen and a play-along practice video for each lesson. Lessons are streamed and cannot be downloaded.
Yes. You can watch from a computer or through a mobile app, so you can learn anytime and anywhere.
Yes. Your lessons stay in your account, and you can watch them as many times as you like without restriction.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course does not suit you or you simply do not like it.
Get the lessons, the on-screen tabs and the play-along videos, and take your first step today.