Hi guys, this is how to play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on Beginners guitar. Now this obviously isn't the most rock and roll lesson that I've ever taught, or rock and roll song that I've ever chosen to film on my channel, but it's the demonstration of just how nursery rhyme like some of these melodies actually are. In fact, there's a song that was very famous a few years ago, somebody that I used to know. Now you're just somebody that I used to know, and the little melody of it, the riff of this song, was the same as ba, ba, black sheet. It's exactly the same melody as a nursery rhyme. So starting off with this one, this one is just a little bit easier than ba, ba, black sheet if I'm honest, but it's very, very similar. And if you have a look on the website, I'll have both of these tabbed out for you to have a go at. It's really similar to this one. The Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star is just a little bit easier. So we're going to go for this one in this video. I'm going to go for a close up now, so make sure you have your guitar with you, and let's check out how to play this song. So here we are with our first song in this playlist that's using the full C major scale, and it's on the middle four strings, and we're starting from that first note. Because of the notes that this uses, you can play this with just your first two fingers, assigning the first finger to the second fret, and your middle finger to the third fret. So the first jump is from the first note all the way up to the fifth note, which is the open G. Just change the angle so you can see there's a little bit better. From that change of strings, fifth string, up and third string, first finger on that third string to the open. And then from the fourth fret, for the fourth note of the major scale, sorry, and then from the fourth note of this major scale, we're going to walk down, but play each note twice, apart from the last one which we'll just play once. So as I say, very useful. If you have seen that major scale video first, all of these songs will start to make a lot more sense to you, and you will have the skills under your belt and the order of these notes importantly, to be able to nail these songs. Even though as I say, not the most rock and roll song I've ever chosen, to upload. But a good melody nonetheless, and you want to be able to play this sort of thing so that you can move forward and take on any melodies that you want to be able to do. Just to recap from the top, start with your middle finger at third fret on the fifth string, play it twice, open third, second fret on the third, and then pause on the open third string, walking down, playing each note twice. If you're doing that major scale video should be okay. Then we have a similar walk down for the upper, above the world, so high, from the fifth note, fifth note, fourth note, third, two, two, fifth note, walking down, the major scale. So from open third, third fret on the fourth string, second fret to open, which is how it's written on the tab, and then simply repeat the first line again. Walking down. If you like to see that tab written down, check out andygitar.co.uk by clicking the link in the description. If you like this video, check out the rest in the playlist. So that's how to play Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. As I say, I've got, blah, blah, black sheep also tabbed out at the website, and we're learning these because they have those simple melodies that so many pop and rock songs actually end up using. This is part of a playlist of 10 songs that are in the, using the C Major scale. Check out that playlist if you haven't already by subscribing in the top corner, and it'll be on my main channel, and it'll be 10 songs with the C Major scale, or find that on the website. And I'm sure I'll see you guys again. Bye for now. Take care of yourselves.