Ten Ways for Beginner Guitar Players to Improve in a Hurry
Teaching yourself guitar runs the risk of developing some potentially harmful habits. You can avoid many common beginners’ mistakes with these helpful tips from David Hodge.
Learning to play guitar isn’t always easy. We do our best to make it simple for you, but it’s going to be hard work and take time. These lessons share tips and advice that will help you learn to play the guitar as well as you can.
Teaching yourself guitar runs the risk of developing some potentially harmful habits. You can avoid many common beginners’ mistakes with these helpful tips from David Hodge.
As a left-handed guitarist, I’m often asked “Why do you play guitar the way you do?” After all, a lot of lefties start out learning to play right-handed.
Knowing where, exactly, all the notes are on your guitar’s fretboard will ultimately make you a more creative guitar player.
Tom Hess, guitarist for the epic metal band Rhapsody Of Fire and a mentor to professional musicians worldwide, gives advice about how to make it in the music industry.
One of the greatest abilities you can have as a musical artist is to be able to take any idea or emotion and accurately convey it in music.
It’s good to be noticed and appreciated for your guitar playing. Here are ten marketing tips you can use to help build a name for yourself.
To allow your musical feeling to emerge and give life to the notes you play, you must have the technique required to produce those notes in the first place.
There are lots of guitar tutorials. Tom Hess explains how knowing precisely what you should be practicing will help you get the results that you want.