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In this tutorial we'll learn the Christmas song "Jingle Bells" in a rock style, with power chords along with a very cool rocking jam track. I'll introduce the song to you in the first lesson, then I'll teach you the chords. You'll learn to play the melody in a rock style in lesson three, which will help you a lot with your soloing. To end we'll put it together and play through the song.

Published: 11/27/2009 Upgrade

Learn the Silent Night chords or the fingerstyle version in this guitar lesson. These are great ways to learn one of the most popular Christmas songs ever. Silent Night can be played with just an acoustic guitar and is great for the holidays. Learn either the chords, or the fingerpicking style, whichever you prefer. There's also a melody solo if you want to add a little flavor to the mix.

Published: 11/10/2008 Upgrade

Christopher will show you how to turn the old Christmas standard tune "Jingle Bells" into a swinging blues tune with a harmonized diad melody, some fun bluesy licks for a solo and a rocking rhythm guitar.

Published: 12/12/2014 Upgrade

In this series of holiday lessons, Caren Armstrong will teach the holiday standard "Merry Christmas, Baby". After a song introduction and a peek at gear and tone, Caren will look at the big picture with the timing, the chords, and the song form. Then we'll look at the song sections; the intro, the verses, the solo, the bridge, then the outro. We'll finish with a play along performance.

Published: 11/19/2013 Upgrade

In this tutorial, the classic Christmas carol, "We Three Kings" is taught in four different versions. The strum and sing version is perfect for beginners. The easy melody solo creates an opportunity for an easy duet. And the chord/melody versions taught both flatpick-style and fingerstyle are a fun challenge for intermediate players.

Published: 11/23/2010 Upgrade

This tutorial presents two acoustic fingerstyle versions of this classic Christmas carol. One version can be used to accompany singing the song. The other version is an instrumental melody solo. You may prefer one version over the other, or you may wish to learn both. They go together perfectly.

Published: 11/10/2008 Upgrade