Justin Guitar Lessons & Songs

Justin Guitar Lessons & Songs

Musopia
4.4
Education
1,000,000+ Downloads

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Why it is here

Learn guitar from the beginning

Justin Guitar Lessons & Songs is an Android learning app for beginners who want a guided route from basic chords to playing complete songs. Made by Musopia, it follows Justin Sandercoe’s teaching approach and breaks practice into manageable lessons rather than leaving you to work out what to learn next.

Lessons, chords and practice tools

The course covers beginner levels, including Grade 1, Grade 2 and a newer Grade 3 track. Lessons use short instructional videos to introduce guitar skills, chords, scales and playing techniques. A built-in tuner helps with setup, while color-coded chord displays are intended to make chord shapes easier to recognise and remember.

Play along with songs

After learning a technique, you can practise it with a broad song library covering styles such as pop, rock and country. Songs show the relevant chords and lyrics, and the player can adjust the tempo so difficult sections are easier to repeat. Backing-track features are designed to make practice feel closer to playing with other musicians, with a vocals option available for some sessions.

Song browsing includes filters for chords, genres and course modules. Playlists can also be created for keeping a set of practice songs together. That combination suits learners who need both structured instruction and a reason to pick up the guitar regularly.

What its numbers suggest

With more than 1,000,000 installs and 24,412 ratings, the app has found a substantial audience. Its average rating is approximately 4.41 out of 5. Those figures do not replace trying the lessons yourself, but they do show that this is an established option for new guitarists looking for an organised, song-focused course.