These free stroke patterns are similar to the ones you will be using at the start of The Guitarist's Way Book 3. They can also be used in chord sequences.

Using p, i, m, a technique to play songs from the guitarist's way book 3

Put all these tunes together and have a go at playing one of the part along with the video.

The two pieces are great for working on your free stoke chords and picking. Try playing them as a duet!

These two pieces work really well together. Try to follow the dynamics when playing them.

Learning D major in second position to be able to play pages 6 and 7 of the guitarist's way book 3

Have a go at this piece in D major using second position on the Guitar. Have a look at the video above if you need some help!

This is another great piece for using second position and playing in D major

This is a tricky piece in 3/4, watch out for the dotted crotchet rhythms

Dance also has some tricky dotted crotchet rhythms but this time we are in 4/4

The melody for this piece is on the bass string with a chord accompaniment on the G and B strings. Try and get the melody on the D string to really ring out.

This piece is very much inspired by a great classical guitar piece by Hector Villa-Lobos.

Check out the video below!

Give this fantastic piece a listen!

Can you hear the similarities with Legend?

This tricky piece is all the way up in 7th position. This is a great piece for learning a different part of the guitar neck.

This is a great piece to improve your 7th position playing.

Another piece that will develop your 7th position playing. This one moves between 2nd and 7th position making the jumps around the fretboard can be tricky!