party pieces - Famous guitar melodies
Want To Know How To REALLY Impress Your Friends On Guitar? Play Them Some Of The Most Famous Riffs And Melodes On The Planet!
I Call Them "Party Pieces" Because Pratically EVERYONE Is Going To Recognize Them. I've Made Them Really Easy For Beginners To Learn... DOWNLOAD THE TAB FILE HERE
Welcome to Party Pieces! One of the quickest ways to impress your friends is to play them famous riffs or melodies they know. Here I've put together a list of very famous ones which are within reach of most beginners and not too difficult to do. There are many more of course but this module should get you started and hopefully excited to do more.
It's a lot of fun to do these pieces and if you have any idea's for further ones you'd like me to add then let me know!
Here you'll lean all 3 parts to the famous 007 theme tune from James Bond
Batman is also easy however you'll need to be able to pick quickly in downstrokes to get it up to speed.
Beat It is a little more challenging however it's well worth the effort since it's one of the most recognizable riffs on the planet.
This riff is associated with a ton of blues songs and you're sure to recognize its classic signature.
Everyone should know how to play Happy Birthday on guitar, here's an easy way in the key of G
Iron Man is now a pretty famous riff due to the popularity of the films, it's actually been around for ages though!
Jaws is probably the easiest of all the riffs on this page! Really great since its so easy to play.
Mission Impossible is another classic film riff and it's quite sophisticated so practice slowly and perfect it
The Pink Panther is again highly recognizable but more complicated to play!
Classic electric guitar riff but that doesn't mean we can't also learn to play it on acoustic.
Obviously the full theme is "really" hard (!) so I've chose here just an easy part of it which everyone will know right away.
Another classic rock riff which was made even more famous by the film "School Of Rock".
Adults everywhere will probably remember this little recurring melody - it uses the Harmonic Minor scale and is pretty eerie.
