Monthly Archives: March 2009

Let’s finish our look at “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” by looking at a slightly more complicated strumming pattern as well as learning about a new voicing of the G7 chord.

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, here’s a Celtic arrangement of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “All I Can Do Is Write About It” done in DADGAD tuning. A wonderful way to remember your home, whether home is in Alabama or Caledonia.

Before moving onward with modes, it’s important to grasp the concept of “target” notes as well as to understand that a target note doesn’t have to be a part of the chord in a chord progression. Here we’ll look at how single notes can used to create far more interesting solos than simply using “safe” notes.

The March 15, 2009 issue of Guitar Noise News, a free twice-a-month newsletter from Guitar Noise.

Once again our hometown hero is getting good press. David Hodge is featured on the guitar site Jemsite as part of their Guitar Hero series. Have a read of this great interview. There’s always something that rings true when David talks about how he does things in his own words. Here’s a brief excerpt: As [...]

David Gilmour’s distinctive guitar style is often regarded as the most familiar aspect of the Pink Floyd sound.

In this podcast we’ll continue to explore how to sing and play at the same time, using “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” as our example.

Guitar Newsletter for the 1st of March. Includes two new lessons, contest details for our Guitar Breakthrough giveaway and some words of wisdom.

There’s no end to the tools available for someone learning to play guitar. Our advice has always been to use as many of those different tools as you can; whether they be guitar teachers, friends playing in bands, books, DVDs or other websites. At times the Internet changes faster than most people can keep up with. This [...]