Your First Riff – In the Style of “Wild Thing
Description
Curriculum
Course Overview
Welcome to your first riff lesson! Today, you’ll learn a simple riff inspired by the iconic song “Wild Thing.” This beginner-friendly riff uses just three single notes: A, D, and E.
Why This Riff?
- It’s beginner-friendly: Start with single notes, then progress to power chords for added depth and challenge.
- It’s a foundation builder: You’ll develop finger strength, accuracy, and confidence as you move through the exercises.
- It sounds great: Even with basic single notes, you’ll recognize the classic sound of “Wild Thing.”
What You’ll Learn
In this crash course, we’ll focus on:
- Exercise A: Playing single notes (A, D, E) to form the foundation of the riff.
- Exercise B: Adding a second finger to create power chords for a fuller sound.
- Rhythm and Timing: Locking in with a steady beat and exploring dynamic accents to make the riff pop.
This progression ensures you build skills step-by-step while enjoying a riff that’s both fun and rewarding.
Let’s get started and make your first riff a success!
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 6 Lessons
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- Your Chord Toolkit3
- Interactive Practice Zone3
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