Welcome in our seventh lesson! In this part of school 
we will learn a little more of theory. We will also try to 
play our next song (at least ;))! 

Ex. 1 - Look at this exercise? Do you remember it? We 
were learning it in our first lesson. But this one is a little 
different than first version of it. It is much faster than the 
previous version! You have to practice A LOT to be 
able to play it in this tempo. In about two weeks you 
should be able to do it... Hmm... You MUST BE ABLE 
to play it in this tempo after about two weeks. And don't 
ask me why - just practice :)

Ex. 2 - In this exercise we will learn few Open Power 
Chords. Open Power Chords are a little harder and 
"lighter" versions of Power Chords. We are building 
them by changing a little our fingers positions and 
adding more notes than to normal Power Chords (for 
example notes played on open strings). In bar number 7 
you will find traditional C Chord, in bar number 8 you will 
find C5 Power Chord and in last bar of this section you 
will find an Open C5 Power Chord. In next sections you 
can find Open E5 Power Chord (12th Bar), Open A5 
Power Chord (15th Bar), Open D5 Power Chord (18th 
Bar) and Open G5 Power Chord (21st Bar). Learn them!

Ex. 3 - This is exercise should help you to practice 
Open Power Chords. Remember about palm 
muting!

Ex. 4 - We will learn now a new guitar technique - 
hammer-on. This is another kind of legato playing 
because we are picking only first note in two (or more) 
notes sequence. To make a hammer-on we should pick 
the first note and then tap on fret with the second note 
that we want to play. In this example we should pick 
notes played on 7th fret and tap notes played on 
9th fret. In other words you have to put your index 
finger on the 7th fret, pick this note and then tap the 
9th fret with other finger. Hammer-ons are labeled with
arches in music.

Ex. 5 - Practice! Listen to this example and then play it. 
BTW: do you know already what song will we learn in a 
moment? :)

Ex. 6 - In this exercise you have to use your little finger. 
It is very important if you want to play well on a guitar.

Ex. 7 - Sequence of three notes in which we pick the 
first note only is named double legato. Two other notes 
are played by tapping them with one of our left hand 
fingers. Practice :)

Song 4 - In this song you will practice palm muting and 
hammer-ons. See You :)