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Welcome to my guitar playing tips for March 2010!
Each month I will be providing you some guitar playing tips that will help you become a better guitar player. Although the tips may be short, they are very powerful and I strongly encourage you to read them over several times and begin using them.
Let’s get started!
Guitar Playing Tip #1 – “Have More Than One Pickup On Your Guitar? Which Pickup Should You Use?”
There is more to picking than just gripping the pick between your fingers and using it to strike the strings. Picking technique includes an enormous amount of different skills that must be studied, practiced, refined and mastered in order to truly get the benefits of exceptional picking. Read on!
Giving someone the gift of guitar lessons is a fantastic idea!
However, it’s not always easy to keep it a surprised when you have to find the right teacher, find one that offers a guitar lesson gift package, coordinate purchasing the lessons and then schedule the day and time of the lessons to fit the gift recipient’s schedule.
I have just what you are looking for!
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Welcome to my guitar playing tips for February 2010!
Each month I will be providing you some guitar playing tips that will help you become a better guitar player. Although the tips may be short, they are very powerful and I strongly encourage you to read them over several times and begin using them.
Let’s get started!
Guitar Playing Tip #1 – “Which Pic To Pick?”
There is more to picking than just gripping the pic between your fingers and using it to strike the strings. Picking technique includes an enormous amount of different skills that must be studied, practiced, refined and mastered in order to truly get the benefits of exceptional picking.
Read on!
Welcome to my guitar playing tips for January 2010!
Each month I will be providing you some guitar playing tips that will help you become a better guitar player. Although the tips may be short, they are very powerful and I strongly encourage you to read them over several times and begin using them.
Lets get started!
Guitar Playing Tip #1 – “Get Rid Of the Death Grip”
Do you find your fretting hand getting tired, cramped up or sore after playing your guitar for a while? If so, one very common cause of this is you are gripping the neck too tight. Read on!
Yes… I really do know why you aren’t playing and practicing your guitar more.
In fact, you may find it surprising that I don’t practice my guitar as much as I know I should at times for the very same reasons as you!
Tell me if this scenario sounds familiar to you:
You look over at your guitar sitting there on it’s stand, leaning up against the wall, laying on the floor…. Where ever you keep your guitar. You want to play it and you know you need to practice but you just don’t feel like it.
But what if you knew you could play anything you wanted on your guitar? Read on!
Having trouble finding more time to practice your guitar? Here are some quick tips to help you manage your time better and spend a little more quality time with your guitar. Read on!
Did you know that…..
The origins of the guitar can be traced back as much as 4000 years. Read on!
Study after study has proven that brain function improves during the process of learning to play a musical instrument or study music. A very welcome bi-product of this is improved school grades. Read on!
Les Paul was undoubtedly one of the most innovative talented guitarists of all time. Many people may not even know that the Gibson “Les Paul” guitar, made famous by such musician’s as Jimmy Page, Peter Frampton, Ace Frehley, Al DiMiola, Pete Townsend, Randy Rhoads and Zak Wylde, was named after the man, Les Paul. Read on!
Classes are forming now for students ages 9 & up. Children are welcome to begin learning to play guitar in a safe and fun environment. But wait, there’s more…
