TheGuitarLesson.com This post appeared first at 3 Chord Guitar Songs on TheGuitarLesson.com, thanks for reading. One of the best things about learning the guitar is the fact that there are loads of 3 chord guitar songs beginners can start playing almost immediately. By almost, I’m referring to the fact that you will have to be … Continue reading 3 Chord Guitar Songs
TheGuitarLesson.com This post appeared first at Zoom G1Xon – My favorite digital guitar effects pedal on TheGuitarLesson.com, thanks for reading. I have always been a fan of Zoom products, as they have always made great things at affordable prices. My previous digital multi-effects pedal was a Zoom G1X, and I have recently upgraded it to … Continue reading Zoom G1Xon – My favorite digital guitar effects pedal
GUITARHABITS Last Updated on October 3, 2020 by Klaus Crow Hi folks, today we’re going to dive into the one-octave major scales Part II. A nice, compact, clear and focused guitar lesson. If you haven’t learned the part I yet, you can check it out here: Effective One-Octave Major Scales and Why! Part I Reminder … Continue reading Effective One-Octave Major Scales and Why! Part II
Piano Blog by Skoove – Piano Practice Tips Chrome Music Lab is an exceptional project from Google that will get your creative juices flowing and your inner composer composing. It’s an ideal assistant for those who want to train their ear or who simply don’t have access to a standard physical keyboard. Play around for … Continue reading Piano games! Spice up your practice with Chrome Music Lab
Piano Blog by Skoove – Piano Practice Tips Most western music is built using scales and arpeggios. There are two basic pattern types: major and minor. By learning to play them, you improve your finger strength and develop an understanding of the different key signatures. You’ll find learning a song gets a lot quicker once … Continue reading Running and jumping – scales and arpeggios
TheGuitarLesson.com This post appeared first at How to Switch Chords Quickly on TheGuitarLesson.com, thanks for reading. All beginner guitarists struggle with switching between chords at first, thats part of the learning curve. Here are some tips on the subject, but make sure you watch our video lesson on how to change between guitar chords, where … Continue reading How to Switch Chords Quickly
TheGuitarLesson.com This post appeared first at Top Guitar Books for Beginners and Beyond in 2020 on TheGuitarLesson.com, thanks for reading. Learning to play the guitar from beginner guitar books is still huge in 2020, despite the availability of the more modern form of learning guitar, online video tutorials. My vote for best cover! The “learn guitar books” … Continue reading Top Guitar Books for Beginners and Beyond in 2020
GUITARHABITS Last Updated on September 25, 2020 by Klaus Crow When you learn your first scales you usually start with two-octave scales, because they span all six strings of the guitar. You play from the Low E-string all the way up to the high e-string. That’s great! It’s important you learn the two-octave scales inside … Continue reading Effective One-Octave Major Scales and Why! Part I
Piano Blog by Skoove – Piano Practice Tips Practicing with proper piano technique can be a difficult habit to develop. But, once you get in the groove of paying attention to your hands, posture, breathing, and tension level your progress on the piano will skyrocket! Once you learn to relax, your hands will fly over … Continue reading Why is technique so important when playing the piano?
TheGuitarLesson.com This post appeared first at Learn to Read Guitar Tabs (Tablature) on TheGuitarLesson.com, thanks for reading. Lots of my old and new students have been asking about guitar tabs, since they are so freely available on the Internet, so today I thought I would post you some pointers on how you can use tabs … Continue reading Learn to Read Guitar Tabs (Tablature)
