Strumming Patterns

Lesson 3/26 | Study Time: 5 Min

Course: Guitar for Kids 1

Strumming Patterns

Until now, the strums have been written above each bar of music. To make things easier, you can play the same strums for each bar, even if there are different chords. This is called a strumming pattern.

In the following song, there are two strums in every bar. The strumming pattern looks like this:

1 Bar Strum Pattern

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1- How to Sit and Hold the Guitar 2- Strum patterns 3- The Quarter Rest 4- The Lead-In 5- The G7 Chord 6- The Tie 7- The Note A 8- The Note B 9- The Note C 10- The Note D 11- LESSON SIX 12- INTRODUCTION 13- Playing Two Chords 14- The Three Four Time Signature ( <span class="symbolA">^</span> ) 15- Strumming Chords 16- Notes and Rests 17- Strumming Patterns 18- Parts of the Guitar 19- Two Chord Songs 20- Right Hand: Using the Pick 21- Notes 22- Left Hand: Fingering the Notes 23- Chords 24- Guitar Fingering Diagram 25- The Open G String 26- How to Read Music

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Strumming Patterns