This tutorial is part #1 of the series on how to detune your guitar and bring more colours to your chords.

This tutorial is part #2 of the series on how to detune your guitar and bring more colours to your chords.

Here is a tutorial showing you how to play a very efficient fingerpicking using only 3 fingers + a bonus at the end including a fourth finger.

Here is an arpeggio exercice that will help you develop your rhythm and technique

Here is how to create a melody in a chord progression

This is a Crosspicking arpeggio exercise to help you develop your speed and your pick technique. Have fun learning it!

This tutorial explains how to find the chords of any key on your guitar

This tutorial explains how to play chord inversions

This tutorial explains how to play and understand Major 7th chords

This tutorial explains how to play and understand sixth intervals

This tutorial explains how to play the pentatonic scale

This tutorial explains how to read tabs and chord diagrams

This tutorial explains how to play third intervals

This tutorial shows you 12 different blues turnarounds

Learn how to play O Holy Night on the guitar. In this video, you will find all the different parts of the arrangement explained in detail with a close-up of my guitar.

Learn how to play Silent Night on the guitar. In this video, you will find the arrangement explained in detail with a close-up on my guitar.

In this video you will find 2 arpeggio exercises to practice. This will help you develop your technique and dexterity, you can also use them as a warm-up.

In this video I show you an amazing melodic musical piece composed of arpeggios of all kinds.

In this tutorial, I show you how to spice up your chord progressions by adding colours.

In this tutorial, I show you a melancholic chord progression filled with tensions and colours.

In this video I show you 5 open string scale positions in 5 different keys, they are all easy to learn and very useful for improvisation or to create your own melodies within your chord progressions.

In this video, you will find beautiful open chords that are easy to play and they sound amazing!