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10 Completely Brilliant Guitar Tuition Sites
I’ve spent many hours either watching guitar video lessons or reading guitar blog posts and have created a list of the places I keep going back to again and again. Whether you are a learner, intermediate or advanced guitar player there’s something for everyone here. Guitar Jamz Marty Schwartz produces amazing guitar tutorials and tips videos for both electric and acoustic guitars. There’s a large amount of free materials available on his channels and if you want more he offers some great dvd’s at reasonable, good value for money prices. Check out his acoustic blues lesson below: …as well as this electric guitar lesson showing how to play Enter Sandman. Here are Marty’s two YouTube channels: Matt’s Guitar Lessons This small (ish) site offers an excellent selection of video guitar lessons showing how to play popular songs and some general improvisational tips. For examples check out this fantastic free video guitar lesson showing how to play Led Zeppelin’s ‘Bron-Yr-Aur’: Matt’s Guitar Lessons:
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GUITAR PRINCIPLES | What Should I Practice? Guitar Development Stage 1
What Should I Practice? Guitar Development Stage 1 A recent letter asked this question: What specifically should I practice, chords, scales or songs? I am feeling overwhelmed with lessons, books, methods, skills, & principles of practice! This is a common feeling that troubles many beginning guitar students, and can rear its head from time to time with advanced players as well. You need some idea of the over-all picture, some idea of the end result to be achieved, and how to get there, before you can make decisions and take action to improve your situation.This is difficult for guitar students because they don’t know enough about the whole process of becoming a musician to make those decisions, as expressed by the writer of the question above. Of course, laying out the proper course is supposed to be the job of the teacher, but many of you don’t have teachers, and many teachers don’t DO their job anyway! First: I want all students to know how to practice correctly. Second: Third:
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I like to think that my method is the most effective, enjoyable and logically structured method available anywhere. Over a million people have learned to play using this course and it gets great reviews all over the internet, so I'm pretty confident that it works! We'll start at the very beginning and I'll show you all the basic chords, strumming and techniques to get you playing great songs as soon as possible! It's a lot of fun :) I would strongly recommend you follow the course from the beginning and give each lesson your best. There's a "? Though learning music theory is not an essential part of learning the guitar, many people enjoy understanding what they are doing and my eBook, Practical Music Theory will be very interesting for those people and will help you understand what you are doing and give you many exercises to help you memorise the information. Click here for a 5 minute "Quick Start Guide" if you itching to get started quick! Getting Started... Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
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Mark Knopfler's Guitars and Gear
Posted on: Dec. 31st, 2012 | Last Updated: Feb. 9th, 2014 Bio: Mark Freuder Knopfler was born on 12 August 1949 in Glasgow, Scotland to an English mother and Hungarian Jewish father. Mark’s first guitar was a £50 twin-pick-up Höfner Super Solid. During the 1960s, he formed and joined schoolboy bands and listened to singers like Elvis Presley and guitarists Chet Atkins, Scotty Moore, B.B King, Django Reinhardt, Hank Marvin, and James Burton. He formed Dire Straits in 1977 together with his brothers David Knopfler, and friends John Illsley, and Pick Withers. As a member of Dire Straits, and as a solo artist, Mark sold over 120 million records worldwide, and has won 4 Grammy Awards. Mark Knopfler’s Electric Guitars: 1962 Hofner Super Solid 1961 Fender Stratocaster 1962 Fender Stratocaster 1954 Fender Stratocaster 1958 Gibson Les Paul 1959 Gibson Les Paul Schecter Dream Machine Red Schecter Dream Machine Sunburst 1959 Gibson ES-335 1980s Pensa MK-1 Steinberger GL2 Standard 1954 Fender Telecaster
