Quick Facts About Guitars
Did you know that…..
The origins of the guitar can be traced back as much as 4000 years. 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…
“Last week I was so busy doing other things that had to be done that I didn’t have any time to practice my guitar”.
As a guitar teacher, I hear it all of the time. That good old standard excuse that almost everyone uses when they asked how much time they have spent practicing their instrument. But wait, there’s more.
I remember when I first decided I wanted to learn to play guitar. I was 11 years old and my sister and her boyfriend had just taken me to my first concert. Aerosmith was playing with AC/DC opening the show for them. I was mesmerized with Joe Perry’s playing and the sound of his guitar. I just had to learn how to do this! But wait, there’s more…