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How to Play Guitar Harmonics

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Learn how to play harmoics on electric guitar in this free series of guitar lesson videos from our expert music instructor and rock and roll professional.

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Tags: technique, guitar, solo, flash, van, halen, harmonics, guitarist

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Summary: You have finally arrived. After all of those endless hours of practicing chords and playing boring songs that have been outdated since the day they were written, you are finally ready to rock. No long do you have to contort your face into those anguished solo expressions and pretend you are playing a spotlight solo. With the tricky moves in this series, you are the star, the next Eddie Van Halen, the next Clapton. So go out and get yourself a band and get started on your rise to rock and roll success.

In this free series of advanced guitar instruction videos, you will learn all about guitar harmonics, from how to tune using harmonics to how play open chord as well as fret harmonics. Our expert will also demonstrate alternate picking techniques and finger-style arpeggios. As an added bonus, you will learn how to play power chords and hammer on notes. If you can master the lessons in this series, you have the skills to be a rock star. Now all you need is the attitude. But that's a different video series...

About the Expert

Expert: Casey Cormier has been playing both the guitar and bass for ten years, performing in rock and roll clubs along the New Jersey Coast as well as in New York City. He studied jazz at the Hartt School of music and now teaches dozens of students daily through the Lasalle Music instrument store in West Hartford, Connecticut, and performs with fellow musicians in the Greater Hartford area.

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