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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

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Guitar: Can You Learn To Play Guitar Without Goals?


In many articles on the net on learning to play guitar you will find many article authors stressing the importance of setting goals. Well, it would be interesting to find out if you can learn to play guitar without goals. Let us investigate the matter!

I have many memories of my first attemps to play the guitar. Like many boys I had many interests like reading, playing piano, singing, listening to music, athletics, chess, stamp collecting, painting and other things at different times. Playing guitar was just one of them.

I remember that I had my own way of practicing guitar playing. I always had my guitar on my bed waiting for me. I sat down on my bed many times everyday playing for a while and then starting to do other things.

Sometimes I felt inspired to play guitar for an hour or two and other times just for a minute. Did I have goals or not?

I know that I was developing as a guitarist quite fast and I think it must have been something in my way of playing and practicing guitar that was good.

I believe that some of the reasons for my progress during those early days of my learn to play guitar career were:

1. I felt no pressure to become an accomplished guitarist. I just felt the joy of sitting down with my guitar trying to find out the treasuries in the land of music.

2. My father was a guitar teacher giving me lessons at times and I always heard him play guitar in our home. Other guitarists visited our home many times and these visits inspired me a lot.

3. I never felt a pressure to play fast and thereby building tensions by playing too fast. This is one of the big mistakes beginning guitarist and even accomplished guitarists sometimes make.

4. As I mentioned previously I did a lot of other things besides playing guitar and I guess all these things I was involved in kept my mind quite healthy and helped me retain my joy when I learned to play guitar.

I guess in a sense I had goals that was not so apparent to me that directed me towards somewhere even if I was quite content being on the road of progress towards guitar land.

Can you learn something from my early guitar experiences? At least you can learn the following:

1. When learning to play guitar always remember to enjoy the act of playing without thinking too much on what you can or cannot do as a guitarist.

2. Try to associate with good musicians and guitarists that inspire you to play musically and that give you the motivation to learn to play new things on your guitar.

3. Beware of playing too fast on your guitar. There is a risk of building up muscle tensions and thereby actually reducing your ability to play fast. A remedy for this and a way to tame yourself is to use a metronome at a low tempo to reduce your speed to a level where you can play your guitar in a relaxed manner.

4. To become an interesting guitarist and musician you might benefit from being involved in other activities like listening to good music, having another hobby, reading good books, assiciate with other people and more.

Do you have to have goals to become a good guitarist? Well, even if you don't have learn to play guitar goals in the ordinary sense you can help yourself to play everyday by having easy access to your guitar.

I had my guitar on my bed. Maybe you want to have your guitar in your favorite armchair. I guess you understand the principle....








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Monday, January 10, 2011

Learn to Play Guitar - Online Or Offline?


So you have finally decided to learn to play guitar. Have you decided to learn online or are you going for face to face lessons? Your average guitar teacher will wind up costing you about eighty to one hundred dollars every month. That is just for one lesson per week. On the other hand a nifty set of videos cannot give you personal advice based on the observation of your playing by a seasoned professional guitar player.

A live guitar teacher might offer you the chance to take a free lesson to help you decide whether to commit yourself to a course of lessons. You could sit down with your teacher during your free lesson and tell him how you want to progress with the guitar. He can tell you if your goals are realistic or if you need to rethink your dreams of the future. This will let you get an idea of how committed your teacher is to turning students into guitar players. A good guitar teacher will be listen to your plans for your guitar playing and his teaching methods and advice will be tailored to your specific needs. He can watch you play and see where you are going wrong and what you need to do to fix it.

If you lead a busy life it might not be practical for you to get to a guitar teacher once a week and devote half an hour, an hour or more per day to practicing the guitar as well as performing your professional and family duties. If you are one of these busy people the prospect of saving money on guitar tuition fees and transport fares or fuel costs you might want to think seriously about learning guitar online. If you decide to go for an online course then how do you know which one to choose?

The internet has archives of guitar tabs, sites containing free lessons, thousands of free videos and countless opportunities for us to watch videos of the best guitarists in the world, past or present, dead or alive. There are many forums with guys who have been playing the guitar for many years waiting for a chance to pass on their expertise and love of guitar playing to beginners. If you save a few of these guitar forums to your bookmarks in your browser you can visit a few every day and copy and paste any advice or tabs that you find useful.

There are guitar lesson websites that have the lessons set out in the correct sequence for a beginner guitar player's progress. The formulators of these guitar courses are experienced guitar players who have extensive experience teaching the guitar and playing in bands. These online lessons are great for people who need a basic understanding of the guitar, how to hold it and play chords for easy songs. Free online guitar lessons get these people playing the guitar fast.

Here is a great way to make use of free guitar tools and tabs you find on the internet. You could organize your basic tools into groups like tabs, chord charts, songs, scales, articles and tools such as online guitar tuners. You create some folders on your computer for each of these groups so that you can get to your learning material easily during your guitar practice time.

Online guitar lessons also go a long way towards saving your dignity as well as your money. You can work quietly in your own room at any difficulties or misunderstanding about guitar playing without exposing your shortcomings to another person. You can do this at your own pace, seeking more advice from forums to help you with your problems. If you have only a little time to spend on guitar practice online lessons will accommodate you, and if you find that you have some extra time you will always find something new and interesting to learn.








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Saturday, January 8, 2011

Learn to Play Guitar in No Time


I've always been impressed with those people who can play the guitar like a rock star with seemingly little effort. It almost appears as if they were born doing it. I always wanted to learn to play guitar, but as it turns out, it's actually quite difficult. That is, until I discovered that it doesn't have to be...

I had tried several self-learn style websites where you can learn to play guitar through online lessons. The problem was that I would reach a point and then get stuck because the lessons were hard to follow, or incomplete, or the website wasn't very professionally done, or the quality was poor, or worse yet, the lessons were just plain boring. What helped bring my guitar playing to new levels was when I found a website that made learning to play guitar easy, fast, and fun, and I learned from an actual professional musician who knows his stuff.

I want to reveal this priceless information to you right now. If you're looking to learn to play guitar, then this could be the most informative article you read all year because the information I'm about to reveal to you has the power to dramatically improve your guitar playing skills.

But first, if you're going to learn how to play guitar, then you should also learn a little bit about a guitar. The guitar is made up of 9 to 11 parts depending on whether you're playing an electric or acoustic guitar. The parts include the head, tuning peg, nut, fretboard, position marker, pick guard, bridge, and body.

That's where the similarities end. The electric guitar also has pickups, pickup selectors, and tone/volume controls. The acoustic guitar does not have any of the aforementioned parts of the electric guitar, but does have a sound hole.

You should also learn a little about chords, which form the backbone and harmony of a piece of music. One of the most important things to learn as a beginner is how to play open chords. By doing this, you'll easily learn to play simple songs, which will motivate you to learn more complicated techniques.

Learning to play guitar on your own can be a difficult task, and you'd most likely seek out guitar lessons. But this can be a hassle since you have to follow someone else's schedule, and it can get expensive over time. Instead, you need a solution that allows you to learn at your own pace, take your lessons at any time of day, and for as long as you want, and is relatively inexpensive.

That's exactly what I did. I was able to learn at my own pace, whenever I had free time. I didn't have to learn to play guitar based on someone else's schedule, nor did I have to keep paying for lessons, over and over again. I learned fast too, and made more progress in a couple of months than I had in the previous couple of years. It was amazing finally learning to play guitar the way I had always envisioned.

But even though I had a very little bit of experience playing guitar, the system I used to finally really learn to play guitar is great for beginners who have never even strummed one before. It uses special software that makes learning to play guitar fast, and more importantly, fun. It works for children as young as 8, and on up to adults. You'll also learn how to read notes, or play by ear so you can start playing your favorite songs just by hearing them.

Within a couple of months, I went from a mediocre wannabe guitarist who couldn't read a note, or play simple chords to save his life, to playing my favorite rock songs, and I did it at my own pace. I can say that I truly learned to play guitar. I'm having the best time of my life playing for friends and family, and I love watching their faces now that they can actually recognize the songs I play.








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Learn to Play Guitar - A Beginner's Guide


This article is devoted to learning how to play guitar (and even those just thinking about learning to play or giving the gift of music to a loved one) and how to approach gaining some kind of proficiency on the instrument. Now, we've all seen people playing the guitar at various times, sometimes on TV, sometimes up close (a real treat), playing various kinds of music and at varying skill levels. I think the hardest obstacle to overcome when you're earning how to play the guitar or thinking about starting is the thought that playing the guitar is only something musicians can do, or is only for people who are musically inclined. The simple fact is that anyone can learn to play the guitar. It's just a matter of spending some time with it on a regular basis, and practicing in a manner that's both fun and productive. Once it becomes part of your routine, it's only a matter of time before your skill level and confidence develop.

When I started learning the guitar, there were a couple of learning aids I found to be indispensable. They include:



Learning to Play Guitar Chord Reference Book - This is really helpful when you're not sure how to play an F chord or a B minor, or want to learn some other ways to play it

Artist Songbook - This is a songbook which has the piano, lyrics, and guitar chords to your artist's favorite songs, and is great for learning how to strum and change from chord to chord

Classical Guitar Book - This helps you familiarize yourself with the feel of scales and arpeggios, and also improves your sight reading

Guitar Tab Songbook - As you progress, you're going to want to play some of the guitar parts from your favorite songs note-for-note, meaning exactly as your favorite guitarist plays them. This type of book has the music for this both in standard notation and guitar tablature

I had a very insightful guitar teacher who started off each lesson by showing me a new chord and how to play it. Some good chord reference books that tackle these types of chords are the Whole Book of Guitar Chords and The First Book of Chords for the Guitar both written by Dan Fox. Once I had a feel for the chord, he would choose a song from a songbook from one of my favorite bands that used this chord (say a B minor or an A7) and would have me learn that song using an appropriate strum pattern. My mom played the piano, and would often visit the music store to buy sheet music songbooks from her favorite artists, so eventually I got her to buy me a few gems of this type:



Beatles Complete - This is a valuable book for two reasons. One is that it's The Beatles. The second is that The Beatles composed songs with relatively few and very easy to play chords ("I Saw Her Standing There" has three), and also songs with many and often unorthodox chords ("Michelle" has, um, a lot), especially when used in rock music. This makes it a great vehicle for learning new chords incrementally via their songs

Neil Young - Decade - My brother wore out this recording and when I started playing some of the tunes from it on the guitar, it gave his little brother some instant credibility. Many of the songs in this book were recorded by Neil on the acoustic guitar, so it lends itself to the beginner who's learning on an acoustic

Led Zeppelin Complete - This is a strange and beautiful book. It has the main guitar riffs for every Led Zeppelin song on the first five albums (I - IV and House of the Holy) but it's in standard notation. I spent a summer learning every song in this book and not only did my guitar playing improve, but so did my sight reading

Eric Clapton Deluxe Revised - This contains some of the best songs from Cream, the Layla disc by Derek and the Dominoes, and some of Eric's early solo work, but it's unique in that it has a separate section with some of Eric's best guitar solos transcribed. Eric is a great role model when you start learning how to play a guitar solo, because some of his solos are simple enough that they can be played by a beginning-intermediate guitar player (though it takes a lifetime to learn to play it with as much feeling as Eric)

Once we covered the chord of the week and the song that went with it, we would tackle a classical piece. One of the best classical books I can recommend, especially if you're not a classical guitarist, is Classical Studies for Pick-Style Guitar - Volume 1. This book is great for developing your right-hand picking and also for developing your sight reading since all the music is in standard notation. There are some interesting pieces by Matteo Carcassi, which require you to arpeggiate various chords, and also some Bach Inventions that are arranged for duet guitar, so you can play with a friend. You can hear how this sounds in an on-line guitar lesson I created at WholeNote - Bach's 8th Invention.

The one thing that's changed over the past decade in sheet music for guitarists is the emergence of guitar tab songbooks. In the late 1990's, an archive of guitar tablature files was collectively created and dubbed the On-Line Guitar Archives (OLGA), in which random guitarists from around the world created text files containing their own transcriptions of how to play your favorite songs by your favorite bands. The problem was that the quality and accuracy of the transcription was hit or miss. Sheet music companies finally wised up and started releasing accurate note-for-note transcription books, which were the real deal. In my day, you were a god if you could play the guitar solo, "Eruption", played by Eddie Van Halen off Van Halen I, because you had to learn it by ear off the record, which is pretty much impossible. Today, you can just buy the Van Halen I guitar tab songbook and get all the music for Eruption both in guitar tab and standard notation. Oh, and they also throw in the rest of the songs from Van Halen I, and from Van Halen II, as well. I've always loved the whacked-out intro that Eddie plays in Mean Street, which opens the Fair Warning recording. The Van Halen Guitar Anthology Series has the tab for this, note for note, including every last harmonic, pick scrape, bend, and tap. It's unbelievable. And it's not just Van Halen. You can find similar guitar tab songbooks for The Beatles, Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Matthews Band, Nirvana, Green Day, Audioslave and pretty much anyone else you can think of.

Finally, as you develop your practice routine, the one thing most often overlooked during practice is being able to play in time. When you start to get comfortable with chords and strumming, there's a natural tendency to stop or to hesitate while switching between chords. A good metronome will make you aware of this and force you to play in time. The Qwik Time QT-7 Quartz Metronome is a good budget option and provides a good click, while the Wittner Wood Case Metronome w/ Bell and Cover is the kind you can hang onto forever and pass along from generation to generation (and I should know - I have one from my grandfather). The Fender MT-1000 Chromatic Tuner/Metronome is unique in that you get both a metronome and a guitar tuner in one convenient package. Very handy, indeed.

You too can learn to play the guitar today! Hopefully, this gives you a bit of direction as you learn to play the guitar. Remember that it's simply a matter of spending some time regularly practicing some of the basics and then applying them to your favorite music. Keep expanding your knowledge of the basic chords and learn to play songs that use them, along with the strumming patterns of the tune. Combined with some classical pieces for dexterity and developing your sight-reading chops, you'll be well on your way to mastering the guitar in no time!








Rick Ferguson
Learn to Play Guitar



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Friday, January 7, 2011

Learn Guitar Lesson: 7 Minute Blues Guitar

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By Mike Hayes | December 18, 2010

Going from zero to blues guitar hero isn’t as hard as you may
think! At first the task might seem impossible, the trick is to
learn to take baby steps; that’s the key, once you see the power
of learning in small, easy steps you will have discovered one of
the most important secrets of the professional guitarist.

Here we go with the baby step concept!

I’m going to show you how to play “Before You Accuse Me” from the
Eric Clapton “unplugged” album; it’s a great album for playing
along with as most of the instruments are acoustic and there is
not a lot of heavy studio production so the instruments sound
quite natural.

Essentially music is “pitch in time”; if we dug deeper into this
thing called music we would also discover that music has “form
and content”.

Now it’s time to apply these fundamental principals to learning
and remembering the blues

Step 1: Learn the form of the song: There are various formats or
musical structures for the blues e.g., 8, 12, 16 and 24 bar blues
are the most popular blues song forms; the 12 bar version is by
far the most frequently used blues template.

Our first decision is to identify the correct ’song form’ for
“Before You Accuse Me”.

Before You Accuse Me is a 12 bar blues song form.

Let’s set up the bars for our song; the key to remembering songs
is by laying out your song in a “four-bar-to-a-line” template.

|//// | //// | //// | //// |

|//// | //// | //// | //// |

|//// | //// | //// | //// |

Visually, the ‘four bar to line’ format makes it easy to spot
similarities in the chord progression, many times songs have
identical chord progressions however, because of various printing
considerations in printed music books it is extremely difficult
to identify the recurring patterns; sometimes there will be three
bars to a line, the very next line may have five bars and so on.

Step 2: Identify the content of the song. Most 12 bar blues fit
nicely into one of four blues ‘content’ templates.

“Before You Accuse Me” is no exception, here is the 12 bar blues
song ‘form’ presented with it’s correct musical ‘content’.

Before You Accuse Me

|E7 /// | A7 /// | E7 /// | E7 /// |

|A7 /// |A7 /// | E7 /// | E7 /// |

|B7 /// |A7 /// | E7 /// | E7 /// |

And there we have our song ready to play along with Eric Clapton!

I’ve presented the song in the same exact key as the recorded
version and even though the song will play for 3 to 4 minutes
it’s just this same simple progression played over and over; even
while the solos are being played; just concentrate on tapping
your foot and keeping track of where you are in the chord
sequence.

The trick with playing along with the recorded version is to
remember that the chord progression we have just learned begins
when the vocals start.

Your first strum will coincide with the lyric “Be-fore you accuse
me” etc …

Strum your first “E7? chord on – “fore” ; (Be) – fore you accuse
me etc.

BTW: If you do happen to have the Eric Clapton “Unplugged” album
there’s another song on that album that uses the exact
progression … try playing along with track 12 “Malted Milk” and
you will have already learned how to play two songs; baby steps
really do work!

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Learn To Play Guitar For Starters


It is not difficult for a beginner to learn to play guitar, the guitar is really an easy instrument to learn how to play, just know that 65% of the American people know how to play view notes on the guitar. If you are new to playing guitar then it can look a little bit overwhelming, but trust me when i state that it is pretty easy and if you can get past the learning curve it is really a lot a fun to play guitar.

What are the pitfalls beginning artist have when they learn to play guitar? the first thing is that in the beginning it isn't much fun and because the fingers are not used to it they will start to hurt, and that is enjoying when you try to play the right cords, playing the right cords in the beginning can be difficult and frustrating at times, but there is no pleasure without pain and this is something that all new guitar players will have to go true in their journey to learn to play guitar.To help you out in your quest to learn to play the guitar i have mad a list of the things you should bear in mind.

Tip 1, Invest in a good guitar

Learning to play guitar well go better when you have a good guitar, this is really important, of course you can buy yourself a guitar on the flea market for under the $200- but that doesn't make your learning curve a any better, if you are really serious in learning how to play guitar then you really need to make a investment for a good guitar, it doesn't have to be the best and the most expensive one in the market, but do yourself a favor and don't buy one from the flea market, A good guitar will give you comfort and a good sound and will keep you motivated to do tip 2

Tip 2, practice, practice, practice.

As you know the saying goes "practice makes perfect" and that is also true when you are learning to play guitar, try to practice as much as you can, you will see how much faster you are improving and it will keep you motivated, keep in mind that you can only learn to play guitar by practicing, leaving the guitar in the corner of the room doesn't make you a guitar player.

Tip 3, Learning by yourself.

This is also a important tip i would like to give, get the basic learning curve done by yourself, it is fund that people that start to learn to play guitar have much less pressure when they are on their own working true the first view cords, i am not saying that you never should use a instructor or someone to help you i just wanted to point out that is would be better if the student would knew some basics.

It all comes down to getting started and work your way true the basics and then you will see that learning how to play guitar is really easy and when you have reach that point you will find out that there is nothing so great as playing your own music on your guitar.








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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Guitar Chord lesson - learn how to play the string of Fmaj9

The 9 largest f  guitar chords (also known as the ninth largest F, FMaj9 or FA major IX), is a beautiful dream probe which is often used in jazz guitar chord.


The rope of ninth largest f is found by locating positions 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 (F, G, A, C and E) scale of f F G Al Bb C D E f graphic el.El chord below shows how to play FMaj9 rope.


Here is a key to help you read the chart:


Guitar Chord Chart Key


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Chords Roll sugerencia:A way to remember how to play the guitar chords is first starting with the chord of c major.Then all you do is download the fingers of the second and the third string holding his first finger on the first, second fret string. ensure that are pressing down on the strings as sufficiently duras.Debe play each one string at a time to ensure that has a clean sound agradable.Si some buzz chains or sound silent, then something is wrong.


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A guitar is a beautiful probe and is an integral part of any song you listen. Uniqueness of the guitar as a tool is that it sounds great even in solo performances and does not require any additional support to make it sound great.

Regardless of whether or not you want to be part of a band, learn to play guitar is a skill with a high value marketing. This is because the success of each band is always an exceptional guitarist.

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There is no technology or method that anyone can play guitar as a professionally inserting a micro chip in your cerebro.Tocando guitar the professionally requires hours and hours of daily practice released over several years.

Requires patience, perseverance and hard rock commitment and determination to master the art of playing a guitarra.Si you are a person with very poor willpower and flame comes only with a hint of frustration, then, playing the guitar is not for you.

Each time you get frustrated while playing the guitar, remember, if your favorite guitarist had initially called closes it would not have been his idol today.

Learn guitar correctly take tiempo.No will be able to learn to play guitar in a matter of weeks or months or even years. all you need is lots and lots of practice, practice, and practice.








Learn to play guitar always was difficult for me, but now I know how hacerlo.Espero that this article was useful to you.