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Music Theory for Guitar
A Music Theory course made for guitar players.
When you say you are learning to play the guitar, you also mean you are learning how music works as well. Figuring out how music works while also learning to navigate the guitar fretboard is one of the hardest things to do if you don't have a clear guide. I made this course to help you give meaning to the notes you are playing in the most intuitive way possible.
How is this course special?
Mnemonic techniques
What makes this guitar course truly different is its use of powerful mnemonic techniques to make music theory stick—intuitively. Instead of memorizing abstract concepts in a vacuum, you’ll learn through carefully designed mental shortcuts, visual associations, and pattern-based frameworks tailored specifically for guitar. Complex ideas like scales, intervals, chord construction, and fretboard navigation become memorable, and immediately usable in real playing situations. The result is not just understanding music theory—but retaining it effortlessly and applying it creatively every time you pick up the instrument.
Who is this course for?
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This course is designed for guitarists at every stage who want music theory to finally make sense. Whether you’re a complete beginner looking to build a solid foundation, an intermediate player wanting to break out of memorized shapes, or someone who has tried to learn theory before and found it confusing or overwhelming—this program meets you where you are. Using clear explanations and mnemonic-based learning, each concept is simplified, organized, and made practical on the fretboard, so you can progress with confidence.
It is not intended for...
It is not intended for...
It is not intended for...
This course is not intended for players whose primary goal is to develop guitar technique or physical dexterity. If you’re looking for speed drills, picking exercises, fingerstyle development, this program won’t be the right fit. The focus here is entirely on understanding music theory and how it applies to the guitar through clear, mnemonic-based learning. It’s about training your mind more than your fingers—helping you understand what you’re playing, why it works, and how to use that knowledge creatively on the fretboard.