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Jamplay - Online Guitar Lessons

By: Genaro Aguilar | 2010-12-21 | Arts & Entertainment
Maybe you have wanted to pick up the guitar and form a band with your friends? What about strumming along to your your favorite music that are being played on the radio? Do you have some other reasons for wanting to take part in the guitar for example to impress your friends or just play as a activity? Nevertheless, the big question that is always holding you back from learning the guitar is: How do I learn to play guitar? Jamplay is among the internet largest online guitar classes ... read more

Jamorama vs Jamplay

By: Cory Logan | 2010-10-25 | Music
Educating your self to perform the electric guitar can be a fun and intriguing pastime. There are also a good deal of wonderful banjo programs on the web to aid you find out to play the banjo the proper way. But which training course ought to you consider? It's challenging to select which a single to purchase with out attempting them your self. I've personally attempted a couple of of theme myself, so let me try and provide my view on what I think are the best oboe programs on-line.... read more

Are Guitar Trick Lessons Really Worth It? Review of Guitar Tricks & JamPlay Guitar Lessons

By: | 2010-04-15 | Music
This review will tell you how you will be benefited from Guitar Tricks and JamPlay online guitar courses. The key to becoming a successful guitarist is getting the right tutor who can guide you properly and teach you in a logical and structured manner. read more

Find The Best Video Guitar Lessons At Guitar Tricks

By: Gayle Standifer | 2011-02-21 | Music
One problem though with video guitar lessons is the fact that there are so many choices available. If you use the internet and perform a search on Google, you will find that we now have numerous free and paid video courses that you can try. It may be quite overwhelming to decide which course to test, so I would suggest that you check out a reputable course like Guitar Tricks. read more

Tips on Looking for the Best Guitar Lessons

By: Ewen Chia | 2010-09-14 | Music
Guitar lessons come in many varieties. Most people who want to learn can choose from having a live instructor or to get lessons online. These methods come in different levels to suit various skill levels, guitar playing styles and, more importantly, different budgets. read more

Difference Between Electric Guitar Classes And Traditional Acoustic Guitar Classes

By: Janise Majette | 2011-02-03 | Music
If you want to learn to play a guitar, you might be wondering whether or not to start with an electric or an classical guitar. Obviously, how the guitar lessons you will choose will also depend on the kind of guitar you need to play. read more

Oakville Top Guitar Lesson Reviews - Rick Washbrook Guitar Teacher hits top 3 ( 6 in total)

By: Rick Washbrook | 2010-09-19 | Tutoring
I fell the first and most important thing for the music teacher to do is to get to know how the student learns. Then the teacher knows you better and how you think. (Please refer to my in depth article about the 8 different ways we learn. I teach the blues and rock scale in all five positions, using a traditional lick for each position, as an anchor to remember it. This way you will not get lost when changing to each of the five positions of the blues/rock scale. That may sound like a big ta read more

Where to start with guitar lessons for beginners

By: ndxmart | 2011-09-17 | Music
So you received a brand new guitar for your birthday or another festivity. Your friends that this would be the perfect gift for you. After all you are creative, act like a member of mötley crue and love expensive italian sportscars. So the only thing you lack is a guitar. read more

How to Strum – Playing Rhythm Guitar

By: Tomas Michaud | 2011-09-15 | Music
The aim of strumming is to make more than one string sound at the same time on a guitar. You can use your fingernails or a pick held in your right hand and pull down across all the strings, while you hold a chord down on the frets with your left hand. read more