Composing guitar music

Guitarists need to have a certain level of fanaticism which can be exploited to achieve a fine end result. The response to playing guitar, to play open chords and a few cool songs is greatly exhilarating as it is associated with  blessed nature of music, of evolving style,  and soaring spirits. It is an honor and a privilege. The experience becomes positive and wonderful and in a short time, one is able to think logically about music and make discoveries while practicing. An environment that is highly motivating, encouraging, pressure-free and fun is created.  Practice becomes a fulfilling challenge instead of an unwelcome chore.

After learning about barre chords, scales and some neat tricks, a rocking feeling develops. There is song on the lips after playing the blues, or singing solos when the face lights up like 20 Christmas trees. The powerful and uplifting moments after great struggles are second to no other feeling. Excitement, exhilaration and passion for playing the guitar all create magic.

SIMPLE GUITAR LEARNING

• Take care of your hands.  Have warm-up and cool-down sessions with your fingers. Do regular hand exercises with both hands. Take care of your guitar. Check it regularly and clean it. Get any parts fixed if broken or not working properly. Another good tip is to learn to follow the rhythm.
• Don't start with hard things. Start with easy tabs and chords. If you start with hard things, you are more likely to get frustrated.
• It is helpful to start with thinner strings and a low action to get your fingers habituated.
• Learn the ins and outs.
• Understand chord theory.
• Play with emotion and a deep style and express the feeling inside you.

These simple tips would go a long way in mastering guitar.

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A great performance by one of the best...

Walk off the Earth and Sarah Blackwood perform a cover of Gotye's "Somebody that I used to know" on just one acoustic guitar!!