Sharing music is what Guitar Noise is all about and what better way to do so than to help give a little encouragement to someone? Here is a cool story and some advice from Laura Lasley, writer for Guitar Noise’s The Other Side.
About Laura Lasley
Laura Lasley's first instrument was the piano. Several years ago, she decided to buy a guitar. It took a few more years before she actually took lessons, and since then she has enjoyed playing both her beloved Guild acoustic and her Fender Strat. She enjoys jamming with others as often as schedules allow.
You may not know it, but if you live in or around New York, there’s no excuse for you to not meet and jam with other musicians. Take a tour along with the Lasleys of this terrific place!
Jul10
Laura examines the finer details of the acoustic vs. electric debate through her own experience with these two guitar types and shows how they are indeed two totally different takes on the same idea.
This article discusses children and musical instruments. How young can one start? What things should be taken into consideration? There’s some wonderful tips and advice here.
No one is too young to have a love of music instilled in them. Here are some times on teaching music to children.
Sep11
It’s a bonus when someone recognizes you for your performance and appreciates you for that. But then, of course, the pressure of recognition sinks in.
Kelly Richey is a blues-rock guitarist who has been compared to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, for her amazing guitar leads.
Feb22
Landslide was written by Stevie Nicks when she was with Fleetwood Mac. Here’s a nice arrangement you can do with two guitars and a capo.
Feb15
When you’ve sweated to figure out how to twist your fingers into the chords required you have entered a love/hate relationship with the song.
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