Guitar Noise

This exciting CD by the duo Molly Pitcher is filled with intelligent and heart-felt songwriting. Melodies are back!

Music Theory for Guitarists is not your every day theory book. Tom Serb takes a fresh perspective of learning theory on the fretboard, without needing to read music. Almost every stanza of notation and scale in the book is accompanied by tab or chord charts.

Knowing where the notes are on your fretboard is nowhere near as hard as you might think. We continue our look at learning the essentials of your guitar.

The kind folks at ShadowStand sent me a couple of their stands to review. I was wondering how much of a difference a stand can make anyway. I’ve gotta tell you, it turns out it makes a bunch of difference.

We caught up with Rebekah Fischman and Victoria Lavington, the singer/songwriter duo that makes up the band Molly Pitcher.

This lesson outlines a few basic steps to figuring out where all the notes are on your guitar. These methods are painless and fun.

ANOTHER PICK REVIEW!!! Even I have to admit this one is wild!

The Internet, as you well know, is full of guitar and music sites. How do you find what is best for you? Well, as Nick Torres points out, it helps to have a trust guide like Darrin Koltow.

What is the relationship between the technical frequency value of a note and the scale name? The answer is enough to make you insane.

This article introduces an incredibly simply concept – knowing how you want to sing a song. We’ll guide you through the process of song preparation.

Let’s revisit the question: How do I play the guitar and sing at the same time? We have some great examples to help you do these two things at once.

Much like learning guitar, singing is something anyone can learn to do. It is a physical activity that you can improve through proper practice.