Comments on: I have always wanted to learn how play a guitar? http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/ Great music knows no age Sat, 05 Sep 2009 12:43:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: james http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-214 james Wed, 13 Feb 2008 08:41:35 +0000 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/#comment-214 To learn about guitar chords;finguring chart for the guitar;the free downloadable guitar fretboard diagrams;for more about fingering patterns for guitar;make more knowledge about guitar chords;free online guitar tutorial;play film songs using guitar;learn to play guitar chords fast and easy;bass guitar chords;Acoustic guitar chords:free music study;improve music knowledge;western music classes. play all language songs using guitar: Check all the posts to learn guitar scales and chord. Study about the chords- guitar chords,c major,c relative minor,g major,g relative minor,d major,d relative minor,a major,a relative minor,e major,e relative minor,b major,b relative minor,f sharp major,f sharp relative minor,f major,f relative minor,b flat major,b flat relative minor,e flat major,e flat relative minor,a flat major,a flat relative minor,d flat major,d flat relative minor,g flat major, etc. To learn about guitar chords;finguring chart for the guitar;the free downloadable guitar fretboard diagrams;for more about fingering patterns for guitar;make more knowledge about guitar chords;free online guitar tutorial;play film songs using guitar;learn to play guitar chords fast and easy;bass guitar chords;Acoustic guitar chords:free music study;improve music knowledge;western music classes. play all language songs using guitar: Check all the posts to learn guitar scales and chord. Study about the chords- guitar chords,c major,c relative minor,g major,g relative minor,d major,d relative minor,a major,a relative minor,e major,e relative minor,b major,b relative minor,f sharp major,f sharp relative minor,f major,f relative minor,b flat major,b flat relative minor,e flat major,e flat relative minor,a flat major,a flat relative minor,d flat major,d flat relative minor,g flat major, etc.

]]> By: rcal5@yahoo.com http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-213 rcal5@yahoo.com Tue, 12 Feb 2008 09:35:10 +0000 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/#comment-213 why can't you learn by notes? why can’t you learn by notes?

]]> By: Tom P http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Tom P Sun, 10 Feb 2008 01:31:16 +0000 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/#comment-212 Learn the common major/minor chords Learn how to tune your guitar Practice playing chords and switching between different ones. Learn the common major/minor chords
Learn how to tune your guitar
Practice playing chords and switching between different ones.

]]> By: guitarpicker56 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-211 guitarpicker56 Sat, 09 Feb 2008 13:28:14 +0000 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/#comment-211 1. Find a qualified guitar instructor and buy a beginner's guitar chord book having basic music theory. 2. Have your instructor show the good habits to form in building chords and playing them, how to string a guitar, how to take care of your instrument, and how to tune it. 3. As you learn and practice forming various chords ask your instructor to teach you the basics of music theory. 4. As you progress, ask the instructor to help you in: a. Chord progression b. Key transposition c. How to determine the key signatures in music. d. Writing basic music notation. e. Playing rhythm as he plays melodies and vice versa. f. Learning the Chromatic Scale with chords and notes. 5. Practice rhythm and strumming techniques--both striking the fundamental bass tone and strumming down and then back up. Practice fingerstyle methods of right picking different strings in chord backup. 6. Keep your instrument clean and in good shape. Treat it better than you would your own body. Keep your hands clean and dry while playing. That cuts back on oily residues. 7. Watch other guitarists and their technique or style. Copy their methods up to the point of forming your own style. And finally, your fingertips may hurt terribly at using nylon strings until you can build the calluses on them. Until then, you must endure hours of practice. If you don't have the motivation and strong will to work past the problem of sore fingertips you will never be a guitarist 1. Find a qualified guitar instructor and buy a beginner’s guitar chord book having basic music theory.

2. Have your instructor show the good habits to form in building chords and playing them, how to string a guitar, how to take care of your instrument, and how to tune it.

3. As you learn and practice forming various chords ask your instructor to teach you the basics of music theory.

4. As you progress, ask the instructor to help you in:

a. Chord progression
b. Key transposition
c. How to determine the key signatures in music.
d. Writing basic music notation.
e. Playing rhythm as he plays melodies and vice versa.
f. Learning the Chromatic Scale with chords and notes.

5. Practice rhythm and strumming techniques–both striking the fundamental bass tone and strumming down and then back up. Practice fingerstyle methods of right picking different strings in chord backup.

6. Keep your instrument clean and in good shape. Treat it better than you would your own body. Keep your hands clean and dry while playing. That cuts back on oily residues.

7. Watch other guitarists and their technique or style. Copy their methods up to the point of forming your own style.

And finally, your fingertips may hurt terribly at using nylon strings until you can build the calluses on them. Until then, you must endure hours of practice. If you don’t have the motivation and strong will to work past the problem of sore fingertips you will never be a guitarist

]]> By: Summer http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-210 Summer Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:04:38 +0000 http://www.sayje.org/87/i-have-always-wanted-to-learn-how-play-a-guitar/#comment-210 Start by learning basic chords and strum patterns you can books and dvds that will show you that if you don't want to see an instructor. Start by learning basic chords and strum patterns you can books and dvds that will show you that if you don’t want to see an instructor.

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