Play tasty, melodic Fingerstyle :)

[@justinguitar]

🎸 This lesson is part of my Beginner Guitar Course - Grade 3. Full program here: www.justinguitar.com/classes/beginner-guitar-course-grade-three

[@MatejaRistic]

Ha! That's funny... Been playing for almost 25 years now. I def do not consider myself a beginner :) I have a decent amount of stage experience meaning I am not just a couch player... I literally heard for the first time about the "roll" technique from this video and it's included in your BEGINNER guitar course... It just tells how many wholes there are in my skills/knowledge regardless of the length of my "experience" :) Thank you Justin once again!

[@justinguitar]

@@MatejaRistic You're very welcome! Grade 3 wraps up my Beginner Course, so definitely worth checking it out. :) Cheers, and best of luck to you! :)

[@ananyasharma3rd-b583]

I can't find tabs on this website Can you guide me where are these tabs

[@Keade66]

At first I thought this was impossible.. My fingers just could get the movement right. Then I started rolling like you said and bam! less than 60 seconds and my brain picked it.. amazing lesson

[@rmay55]

Excellent lesson, as usual, Justin. Thank you for everything you do for the guitar world. I've learned so much from you. Thanks again, I have to go practice my guitar now. 🙂

[@justinguitar]

*How to play Greensleeves:* www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/how-to-play-greensleeves-on-the-guitar-bg-1604

[@jpr4212]

Thanks Justin for yet another very informative lesson. As an "Advanced Beginner" I find that many tutors on KZbin tend to run through their lessons too quickly which can be quite frustrating. However, you always work slowly and methodically which gives us mere mortals the opportunity to take on board your points more readily. Keep up the great work 👍

[@edwardvanravesteijn841]

Bedankt

[@justinguitar]

Many thanks for the super thanks and supporting the channel. It means a lot. Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher www.justinguitar.com

[@ryanmoore4937]

Love it! But am I missing something? Where is the link to greensleeves? Don't see it in the description and can't find it anywhere on your site

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Play house of the rising sun with this method. Perfect 😍 thank You

[@utki1808]

That's exactly the song I thought of too, it's soo good!

[@HarishKumar-wq4qs]

simple, straight but sound just fabulous !!, thanks !!

[@Esse70R]

🔥 Perfect match with last friday lesson.🙏 Just Beautiful ! Thank you, dear Justin. 😉 Oh yeaaaaaaaaah !

[@adaltroczguitar]

Tks for another well explained and useful lesson. Putting all the techniques in the bag for practice time!!

[@justinguitar]

You're very welcome!

[@guitarlessonssouth]

Your teaching is so AWESOME! Thanks so much for all you do.

[@ChrisGarmon]

Ha! Been looking for a lesson lke this for ages but never even knew what this technique was called. Thanks Justin, as always you are the GOAT!

[@gentleacousticguitar]

This is a great technique for making your arrangements sound a little bit more special - subtle but very effective! Joe Robinson uses this a lot and does it brilliantly.

[@grahamt19781]

Currently learning some songs that use this technique which is new for me so this lesson will really help, cheers

[@owneraaaaa]

Awesome! Very recently I tried to find a video on this and this is the only one that explains it well.

[@MariuszWelna]

Sounds great! Thanks

[@fabienbourdier9847]

This technique is super usefull for jazzy stuff !

[@Sp0tMansStuff]

Very " appealingly" lesson Justin! As always very clear and helpful. Thank-you. 🙏

[@santhoshsubbiah8120]

this is amazing .. kind of a scottish celtic music vibe

[@Alex_U]

Awesome lesson! Thank you!

[@JustinTaylor1098]

Looking forward to practicing this. And I fancy learning Greensleeves as well, cheers Justin

[@paulhumphreys6652]

Slightly linked - I use the chords from Greensleeves to practice my quick chord changes. Am C G G and so on. Justin should do a run through for his beginner course.

[@invictus5675]

Thanks for the insight and awesome music 🎵

[@drewdietz2115]

Excellent lesson my friend, keep em coming.

[@encorefitnesswellness4018]

Excellent tutorial! Can’t wait to practice it!🙏👍

[@justinguitar]

Have fun!

[@mateuszsobanski203]

Enjoyed watching this lesson even that it's way ahead of my learning - nearly passed stage 1. I'm going to spend January learning 5 songs and practicing. But even at this stage I'm experimenting with a little finger style to make my songs sound different. BTW - my wife got an accoustic 🎸 yesterday ❤️ and set up an account on Justin Guitar 😁💛

[@jeremymcateer3977]

wow. excellent lesson.

[@nixternal]

AHHHHH, Greensleeves!!! You caused me to lose my mind the other day when you asked on Instagram. Actually, now that I've Googled it, the reason I know it is because of the Christmas Carol "What Child Is This?" - dangit, I was so close in trying to figure out the song, but it drove me nuts & I almost gave up on guitar :p Just kiddin'! After I did your original finger roll course 2 years ago, I'm addicted to doing this technique. It's so easy to learn that it seems so tricky. But before you know, you got it & you won't stop doing it :D

[@seankelly4228]

I love that t-shirt.

[@merlynschutterle7242]

It's also fun to play it with just the melody tone against the bass tone in harmony.

[@carlaazevedo4687]

Thank you!

[@justinguitar]

You're welcome!

[@jimbokraut640]

Hello Justin! Awesome videos - very informative and helpful! I am looking to practice different types of chord progressions over a "backing solo", to perfect my timing and chord changes. Sadly a lot of the backing tracks have pre-recorded rhythm + chords changes, so that you can practice solo-ing over them… but I am looking for the exact opposite! What I need is backing solo tracks so that I can play rhythm over the solo! Can you suggest a way out for this! Tks a ton. Cheers,

[@inayatsama6059]

Good job as always sir, thank you for this one keep going Justin 💯✌👍

[@danbgt]

Good stuff. Thanks!

[@justinguitar]

Very welcome! :)

[@danbgt]

@@justinguitar I have a really hard time with this technique because of the “inside to outside” fingers 1, 2, 3. I have gotten really used to going “outside to inside” fingers 3, 2, 1. It’s amazing how hard it is to make simple adjustments.

[@DRILLS-IKE]

Awesome sir, I like the video, IKE STICKS from Ghana

[@justinguitar]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@carlaazevedo4687]

Thank you! Awesome lesson!

[@justinguitar]

Glad it helped!

[@SuneHansen1979]

Great lesson. Could you do a lesson about using a partial capo?

[@johnkanzler6646]

A lot of muscle memory to overcome here- most of us drum our fingers in one direction, pinky towards thumb, but the first example of rolling is like doing that backwards!

[@Sp0tMansStuff]

Yes exactly! Took me a few minutes to work out why it was so hard! Try drumming on a table the other way, very tricky.

[@nick11927]

I did a lot of 'rolling' in college but it meant something totally different ;)

[@kit4815]

I don’t see a tutorial for green sleeves in the description 🤔

[@joshfoss7407]

Tip: If your ring finger grabs too much, just steepen the angle of your fingernail with your emery board right at the edge and it'll roll off.

[@petrasearles7540]

You are da bomb 😊

[@martinbarnes98]

Feel the peel!

[@viktorkoning1442]

Hey Justin! Aren't playing a wrong note there? Greensleeves is Dorian so it's f#.

[@pablosantiago266]

Really nice tone that acoustic has what kind of pick ups or microphones are being used for the recording of this video and thanks for sharing alot😂

[@digitaldox]

I would like to practice this song but I'm having trouble seeing the fingering. Are there any tabs yet?

[@TheRealJanKafka]

Tom Bukovac gives us Rolling Rocks, JustinGuitar offers rolling chords.

[@Alex_U]

Wow, almost 1.5 mil subscribers. We were celebrating 1mil not so long ago

[@rahulkambojr15]

Can i know how many hours it takes for a beginner to get to your skill level

[@hanserikkratholmrasmussen6623]

And if you mix it, you have block n´ roll music :-) Back when I studied classical guitar, I was taught not to overdo the roll in this song. I guess that was just my teachers view. I like to do it a little different from time to time.

[@stevehughes240]

Um, I was listening, really, but how many guitars do you have???

[@LostStylus]

Is it just me or there is something wrong with the audio of Justin’s voice?

[@freddysnightmare8391]

i don't se the link ?

[@signetulupan]

I couldn’t tell which fingers u were using

[@TimothyHuffGuitar]

Hey Justin! You play What Child is This with the same exact chords that I do! I just can't seem to be able to use more than my thumb, index, and middle fingers to pick 😫 my other 2 fingers won't cooperate.

[@TwilightStorm]

Keep practicing right hand dexterity exercises. You will get there though, It just takes time. Btw, you probably won't need your pinky on the right hand. It's generally unused unless you're learning a special technique, and I haven't found many outside Spanish guitar. You might need that other finger cooperating though.

[@larrywhalen596]

Tim Huff: Make them stand in the corner until they get with the program.

[@tonyred...]

fantastic justin! nobody like you

[@geofixated]

Is that a tattoo or crib notes? :-)

[@ItsameMatt]

Never heard of Green Sleeves, but this is What Child is This.

[@jrwardle1]

Yes, the Christmas carol used the melody of “Greensleeves” , an English folk song which pre- dates “What Child Is This “ by about 300 years.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Yikes. I usually like your stuff Justin but this song is Dorian. It’s an F# in the melody in bar 2.

[@harleysanders4982]

lol I really Frick n love u...

[@harleysanders4982]

thank u!

[@jimadams5574]

great lesson! sorry, I accidentally hit the dislike button - I corrected that but didn't want you to think I disliked this vid! Sorry!

[@Dragon_rls]

I thought it was “ Douche sleeves “🤔

[@JohnA000]

You shouldn't roll every chord. Overuse kind of takes away from it.

[@animalnature7644]

Hello Justin Sir. You have lots of guitar. Can you send me one? I'm one of your subscribers from India.