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F and Fm Chords

Bobby Koelble

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Bobby Koelble

Let's explore F and Fm Chords in this first chapter of Four String Movable Chords, guided by Bobby Koelble, as part of your New to Guitar-Acoustic journey on Guitar. In this lesson, you'll break down F and Fm Chords step by step, making it easier to incorporate into your Guitar practice. Keep pushing forward in the New to Guitar-Acoustic course-practice F and Fm Chords regularly, and you'll see noticeable progress!

Four String Movable Chords

F and Fm Chords

Moving F and Fm Chords

Bb and Bbm Chords

Song Example-Hotel California

Previous Topic

F Chord and Practice Ideas

Next Topic

Basic Guitar Music Theory

Topic 1Introduction to Guitar

Introduction to Playing Guitar and Anatomy

Holding and Balancing a Guitar

Names of the Strings and Remembering

Topic 2Right Hand, Left Hand, and Understanding Basic Timing

Right Hand Basics and Nothing Else Matters Intro

Left Hand Basics

Combining Both Hands

Basic Note Subdivision and Rhythm Value

Topic 3First Guitar Song Melodies

Ode to Joy

Come As You Are

Redemption Song

Smoke on the Water

Topic 4Basic Guitar Chords and Switching

Introduction to Beginners Chords

Beginners G and C Chords

D7 Chord and Switching between Chords

Knocking on Heavens Door (Beginners Version)

Topic 5Essential Major Open Chords

Introduction and G Open Chord

C Major Open Chord

D Major Open Chord

Switching between G, C, and D Chords

Knocking on Heavens Door (with Open Chords)

Sweet Home Alabama

Topic 6Expanding Open Chords (Minor)

E Minor Open Chord

Brown Eyed Girl Chords and Rhythm

Brown Eyed Girl-Song with Backing Track

Topic 7Major and Minor Guitar Chords Essentials

Introduction

Major Chords-E and A Chords

Major Chord Switching and Introduction to a New Rhythm

More Minor Open Chords - Am and Dm and Switching between Chords

Topic 8Major Scale and Alternate Picking

Intro to Major Scales and G Major Position

Alternate Picking

Song Lesson - Joker

Topic 9Guitar Power Chords Essentials

Power Chord Basics

Naming Power Chords and Brain Stew Riff

Palm Muting

Song Lesson - Paranoid Riff

Topic 10Pentatonics and Improvisation Basics

Introduction and Am Pentatonic Scale

Moving Positions

Song Lesson - Crossroads

Topic 11Blues Foundations

Introduction and Basics of 12 Bar Blues

Variations to 12 Bar Blues

Basic Blues Rhythm

Changing Key (Key of E)

Topic 12F Chord and Practice Ideas

F Chord

Chord Overview and Efficient Practice Tips

Practicing with Metronome

Angie (Chords, Rhythm, and Practice Tips)

Topic 13Four String Movable Chords

F and Fm Chords

Moving F and Fm Chords

Bb and Bbm Chords

Song Example-Hotel California

Topic 14Basic Guitar Music Theory

Introduction to Basic Guitar Theory

Natural Notes

Accidental Notes (Sharps and Flats)

Construction of Major Scales

Relative Minor Scale

Pentatonic Scale Construction

Chord Construction

Topic 15Barre Chords

Introduction and Basics of Barre Chord

Barre Chord Shape 1

Barre Chord Shape 2

Barre Chord Shape 3

Barre Chord Shape 4

Practice Tips and Conclusion

Let's explore F and Fm Chords in this first chapter of Four String Movable Chords, guided by Bobby Koelble, as part of your New to Guitar-Acoustic journey on Guitar. In this lesson, you'll break down F and Fm Chords step by step, making it easier to incorporate into your Guitar practice. Keep pushing forward in the New to Guitar-Acoustic course-practice F and Fm Chords regularly, and you'll see noticeable progress!

Four String Movable Chords

F and Fm Chords

Moving F and Fm Chords

Bb and Bbm Chords

Song Example-Hotel California

Previous Topic

F Chord and Practice Ideas

Next Topic

Basic Guitar Music Theory

Topic 1Introduction to Guitar

Introduction to Playing Guitar and Anatomy

Holding and Balancing a Guitar

Names of the Strings and Remembering

Topic 2Right Hand, Left Hand, and Understanding Basic Timing

Right Hand Basics and Nothing Else Matters Intro

Left Hand Basics

Combining Both Hands

Basic Note Subdivision and Rhythm Value

Topic 3First Guitar Song Melodies

Ode to Joy

Come As You Are

Redemption Song

Smoke on the Water

Topic 4Basic Guitar Chords and Switching

Introduction to Beginners Chords

Beginners G and C Chords

D7 Chord and Switching between Chords

Knocking on Heavens Door (Beginners Version)

Topic 5Essential Major Open Chords

Introduction and G Open Chord

C Major Open Chord

D Major Open Chord

Switching between G, C, and D Chords

Knocking on Heavens Door (with Open Chords)

Sweet Home Alabama

Topic 6Expanding Open Chords (Minor)

E Minor Open Chord

Brown Eyed Girl Chords and Rhythm

Brown Eyed Girl-Song with Backing Track

Topic 7Major and Minor Guitar Chords Essentials

Introduction

Major Chords-E and A Chords

Major Chord Switching and Introduction to a New Rhythm

More Minor Open Chords - Am and Dm and Switching between Chords

Topic 8Major Scale and Alternate Picking

Intro to Major Scales and G Major Position

Alternate Picking

Song Lesson - Joker

Topic 9Guitar Power Chords Essentials

Power Chord Basics

Naming Power Chords and Brain Stew Riff

Palm Muting

Song Lesson - Paranoid Riff

Topic 10Pentatonics and Improvisation Basics

Introduction and Am Pentatonic Scale

Moving Positions

Song Lesson - Crossroads

Topic 11Blues Foundations

Introduction and Basics of 12 Bar Blues

Variations to 12 Bar Blues

Basic Blues Rhythm

Changing Key (Key of E)

Topic 12F Chord and Practice Ideas

F Chord

Chord Overview and Efficient Practice Tips

Practicing with Metronome

Angie (Chords, Rhythm, and Practice Tips)

Topic 13Four String Movable Chords

F and Fm Chords

Moving F and Fm Chords

Bb and Bbm Chords

Song Example-Hotel California

Topic 14Basic Guitar Music Theory

Introduction to Basic Guitar Theory

Natural Notes

Accidental Notes (Sharps and Flats)

Construction of Major Scales

Relative Minor Scale

Pentatonic Scale Construction

Chord Construction

Topic 15Barre Chords

Introduction and Basics of Barre Chord

Barre Chord Shape 1

Barre Chord Shape 2

Barre Chord Shape 3

Barre Chord Shape 4

Practice Tips and Conclusion