All About Harmonics on Acoustic Guitar | Lesson

Jazz guitar professor and writer Sean McGowan teaches a range of harmonics, from the natural ones in common locations to the artificial type, alternated with fretted notes for beautiful, harp-like passages. See the full lesson, including notation, in the May/June 2024 issue, available at store.acousticguitar.com.

[@AcousticGuitarMag]

Follow along with the TAB and notation here: acousticguitar.com/everything-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-harmonics-and-how-to-play-them-on-guitar/

[@uberjam-sam8512]

Cool lesson on a subject that I've rarely seen taught but have always wanted to know more tyvm

[@vmorrisful]

This is a great lesson, thank you for uploading it! I am slowly making my way through your "the Acoustic Jazz Guitarist" book and am learning so much. It is the main book that I am basing my practice around right now and it has been very rewarding so far.

[@robhead22]

Wonderful lesson. Thank you!

[@jeffro.]

For artificial harmonics: "You're going to drawer the chord one octave higher than where you're fretting it. " I think he meant "draw" as in "outline" the chord. Harmonics (natural or artificial) are essential technique for any guitar player!

[@DENNISKING-o1x]

Nice lesson, shame the sound level is so low.

[@merellgilman6355]

'Promo SM'