6 Week Note Memorization Program

Skill Building Guitar Course from Chris Liepe

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Chris will guide you through this 6 week guitar note memorization program dedicated to help commit them to memory.

6 Lessons

Complete course with step-by-step lessons and practice examples.

Multi-Camera

Course filmed with 6 cameras for the perfect angles.

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Full Course Breakdown

Learn the notes of a guitar neck in 6 weeks.

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1

Week 1: 6th String Octave Relationships

Welcome to week 1 of this 6 week program! This lesson covers all of the 6th string octave relationships found across the fretboard.

14:57 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

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2

Week 2: 5th String Octave Relationships

Chris demonstrates the same note memorization technique used in the week 1 lesson. This time around, octave relationships are based on the 5th string.

8:37 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

3

Week 3: 5th Interval Note Relationships

In week 3 of this 6 week program, Chris demonstrates how the 5th interval can be used to determine the location of various notes on the fretboard.

8:36 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

4

Week 4: 1st and 2nd string Octave Relationships

Chris moves the octave relationship to the 1st and 2nd strings, which will cause you to think backwards to find the correct note.

8:23 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

5

Week 5: 5th Interval-Strings 1, 2, and 3

Welcome to lesson 5 in this 6 week series! Chris demonstrates the same 5th interval technique used in lesson 3. This time he applies it to strings 1, 2, and 3.

4:54 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

6

Week 6: Single Note Practice Drill

Welcome to the final week in this 6 week series! Chris demonstrates a great practice tool to apply everything you have learned in this series.

4:44 Runtime

2.0 Difficulty

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Chris Liepe

76
  • Greeley, CO
  • Playing since 1995
  • 244 lessons at JamPlay
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Portland native Chris Liepe first played piano, which he pursued until discovering his love for the electric guitar in high school. As a fan of bands like Soundgarden, Collective Soul, and U2, he was inspired to start singing, songwriting, and helping others in their musical endeavors.

After moving to Colorado with his family, Chris began gigging, recording, and teaching in a number of music stores and out of his apartment until he decided to pursue music full time. He completed his Bachelors in Music Technology and started working at Sweetwater Productions, a division of Sweetwater Sound and one of the largest, most successful recording studios in the Midwest.

Chris spent nearly 4 years at Sweetwater as a producer, recording engineer, studio musician, and writer. During this time he had the privilege of working with many artists, including Augustana, Landon Pigg, Jars of Clay, and Mercy Me.

Chris Liepe owns and runs his own recording and teaching studio in Colorado. You might even hear his vocals featured in theme music for dozens of daily radio programs and commercial jingles airing around the country.
Reviews & Feedback 90/100 with 80 ratings
ssdport

a bit slow in the beginning when he is just talking, but super clear and a good technique

Vinni

All of the above!

Nneretin

Always great to know the relationships very helpful

Gee27

Brilliant. At last no more counting all the way up from the nut to work out what the note is!! Thank you so much!

CarolK

Chris presented a reasonable structure to memorizing the notes on the fret board. I'm on board. Thx.

sam.sarmento

Good instructor

rhythmchaser

I like chris liepe. He seems to have a good grasp of music and teaches it well

ejo3rd

I've been looking for a way to learn the notes on the neck and this is perfect!

B34KR

Instructor mic level too low

MichaelNathan

It's a good way to memorize the fretboard and Chris is interesting.

Hurricane212

This was eye opening and super easy to understand.

nita pete

Trying to learn the notes on the fretboard just hasn't worked for me in the past but I now know from Chris' teaching that I can learn this; breaking it down to learn a chunk at a time is extremely helpful too. Very grateful. ???? Thanks Chri