Lesson 1.
Electric Guitar Basics

Types of electric guitars
Structure of an electric guitar
Pickup and bridge
electric guitar amplifier
How to connect an electric guitar
Various accessories for electric guitars
Playing posture
Other tuning methods
Right hand posture and how to hold the pick
Left hand pressing posture
How to read chord charts and fretboards
Guitar pitch

Lesson 2.
Basic exercises

Right hand posture
Beat practice
Open string picking practice
Chromatic exercises
Chromatic ascending exercise
Chromatic descending practice
Chromatic application practice
Posture for professional performance

Lesson 3.
Simple melody and chord accompaniment

Simple melody practice
open code
stroke
Various stroke rhythms
How to hold and practice barre
Barre chord (high chord)
The principle of high code

Lesson 4.
Power chord accompaniment

Power cord
Left hand position for power chord
Palm mute
Left hand posture for stroke technique

Lesson 5.
Various techniques

Slide, glissando
Hammering on, pulling off
Bending
vibrato

Lesson 6.
scale

How to read scale charts and their types
Major scale
Major pentatonic scale
Scale practice
minor scale

Lesson 7.
Basic Music Theory

How to read sheet music
Staff and note names
clef
Key and time signatures
Notes and rests
The tail of a note
Glue and tie
Section composition and repetition symbols
Different types of codes
Slash code

supplement

Effector
Comprehensive open code table
Replacing guitar strings
Other management

Tracklist

airplane
Three Bears
When the saints go marching in
Way back then (Squid Game)
Canon Variations
Washington square
Merry-Go-Round of Life (Howl's Moving Castle)
tadpoles and frogs
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
confession
Your meaning
Wonderwall
Rain and you
brother
Butterfly
It's late at night
It was pretty
I am a butterfly
Smells like teen spirits (main riff)
Stairway to heaven (second half riff)
Eye of the tiger (main riff)
You fell in love with me
So that it can be one page
Slide exercise
Hammering, Pulling Off Exercises
Bending Exercises
Vibrato exercises
Merry-Go-Round of Life (Howl's Moving Castle)
Smells like teen spirits (guitar solo)
Still got the blues (Intro guitar solo)
Smooth (Intro Guitar Solo)
Beauty (guitar riff)
Mr.
Blue Sky (guitar solo)
Desert Eagle (Ending Guitar Solo)
You to Me, I to You (Guitar Solo)

1.
Beginner-friendly curriculum

It consists of basic exercises for playing the electric guitar, simple melodies and chord accompaniments, power chord accompaniments, various techniques, and scale sequences.
Considering the difficulty level, it is effective to learn them in order, but it is okay to start with the technique you want to learn.

2.
Easy-to-play practice songs

Most of the exercises are simple in chords and structure so that you can play them easily on your own.

3.
Useful appendix composition

The appendix section contains information on effects and other guitar maintenance and playing materials that may not be immediately necessary for beginners.

4.
Practice with video lectures

Each exercise piece comes with a demonstration video, accessible via a QR code.
You can study other guitar and music theory topics together through video lectures on YouTube's "Happy M Guitar," and ask questions and get answers to any questions you have.
You can also check the blog for errors, typos, and other information about the textbook.

This book explains things in the simplest possible way so that anyone can easily study them.
If you still have trouble understanding, try studying with the video lectures on YouTube's "Happy M Guitar."