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  • 10 Easy Ways To Improve Your Guitar Playing Today  By : Chris Elmore
    10 Easy Ways To Improve Your Guitar Playing Today
  • 1st Position Pentatonic Scale  By : Mike P Hayes
    Pentatonic scales are among the most important scales in modern guitar music apart from the fact that pentatonic scales are simpler and generally easier to play than diatonic scales. You will be learning both the minor and major pentatonic scales at the same time.
  • 3 Reasons Why You Should Purchase A Guitar Lesson eBook  By : Kevin Sinclair
    During today's internet world, many people have come to realize that the wonders of modern technology are certainly advanced. Many advantages have been supplied and changed lives in a remarkable way.
  • 5 Main Types Of Guitars  By : John Pham
    Guide dedicated to picking out the right guitar for you!
  • 8 Simple Guitar Chords Every Guitar Player Should Know  By : John Robert
    Learn how to play 5 major and 3 minor guitar chords right now! A road map for the beginning guitarist.
  • A Brief History Of Yamaha Electric Guitars  By : Clive Oliver Blacksmith
    With over a hundred years of experience manufacturing musical instruments, Yamaha is universally acknowledged as the producer some of the world's finest instruments Yamaha started guitar production in the mid 1940's and from that day to this have produced a wide variety of guitars to fulfil the needs of all players, from beginner to enthusiast and on to professional
  • A Journey To The Guitar's Past  By : James Brown
    Way before the most contemporary electric guitar came into being and way before synthetic materials were utilized, a guitar was defined most of the time as simply "with a fretted, long neck, wooden and flat soundboard, a flat back, with incurved sides"

    Historians note that at least 5,000 years ago, the guitar was derived from instruments found in Central Asia and ancient India, called the Sitara
  • A Short History of Guitar  By : Rocky
    The guitar is an amazing musical instrument with ancient roots and used in a huge variety of musical styles today, it is also called as solo classical instrument. It is most well known as the primary instrument in blues, country, flamenco, rock music and many other forms of pop.
  • All Amped About Guitar Amps: Which One Goes Where?  By : Max Kersten
    An important part of creating your own home recording studio requires understanding how the amp works, but more importantly, what job each type of amp has This is, however, a simple concept to understand
  • An Insider’s Look At How To Play Fast Guitar  By : David Smithe
    Every budding guitarist loves to hear those powerhouse solos where it seems like the players fingers are on fire Learning how to play fast guitar is something that many young players want to master, but they don't know where to start
  • An Introduction to the Types of Guitar  By : Ian Williamson
    The guitar is one of the most popular musical instruments today. There are different kinds of guitars that are available out for different guitar players. Guitars are different in terms of playability, overall appearance and sound quality. Here are some of the types of guitars that guitar players or aspiring ...
  • Are You Improving Your Guitar Skills Or Just Memorising  By : Lee Nicholas
    If you are struggling to find creative ideas as a guitarist then there's a good chance you aren't making the most of what you learn. This article may help you improve your own guitar skills.
  • Become A Better Guitar Player By Composing  By : Peter Edvinsson
    You can learn to compose sheet music for guitar! Just start with the knowledge you have and begin to create your own compositions. Your guitar playing will benefit from these activities and it's fun too!
  • Beginners Guitar Chords - 3 To Get You Started  By : Chris Davies
    If you've just started out playing the guitar, this lesson will show you three basic chords that you can then use to play a lot of different songs, after a bit of practise (the famous '3 chords' )
  • Beginning Guitar to Transform Your Little Tunes Into Beautiful Songs  By : Muna Wa Wanjiru
    Music is its many forms provides enjoyment for people and learning to play guitar is just one way that you can have this pleasure for yourself and others.
  • Building Speed On The Guitar - A Commonly Overlooked Problem  By : Lee Nicholas
    Building speed on the guitar can be a challenging task. Many amateur guitarists struggle to play fast, yet without realising, they might be making it even more difficult than it needs to be.
  • Buying A Guitar - Do You Know What To Look For?  By : Kathy Unruh
    Buying a guitar is an important decision that my students have often asked me about. They want to know what they should be looking for. This is an important question because no two are ever exactly alike. There is a wide variety of types, styles, colors, makes, and models to choose from. The question is, which one is right for you?
  • Camp Song Guitar Chords  By : Mike P Hayes
    Many guitarists don't understand the importance of learning two chord camp song guitar chords, although it should be obvious if you can't play two chord songs "by ear", there's little chance of playing three chord songs. Guitar players often spend hours learning new chords
  • Choose A Good Guitar Guide  By : Chris Chew
    If you are a beginner guitar player, you will naturally to be apprehensive about what type of guitar should you buy and the cost of buying one Yes, there are many things to ponder over when you are deciding to buy a good beginner's guitar
  • Choosing Your First Guitar  By : Marc Ilgen
    When you begin learning to play the guitar, your first task is to buy a good guitar. What type of guitar should you choose? How do you find a good one? This article gives you some good tipe on buying your first guitar so that you'll be playing it for many years to come.
  • Coping with Stagefright  By : Kathy Unruh
    Does the thought of playing your guitar in public give you the willies? Stagefright is a common experience among musicians. Your hands begin to sweat, your face gets flush and your stomach feels those tiny little butterflys tickling your insides...
  • Dealing With Music Critics  By : Kathy Unruh
    If you are an aspiring songwriter, musician or indie artist, then sooner or later you will come face to face with music critics.
  • Develop a Guitar Practice Schedule  By : Kathy Unruh
    Now that the New Year has begun it's as good a time as any to develop a guitar practice schedule. Let's face it, if we want to be better guitar players, then we need to play!
  • Developing An Original Sound  By : Kathy Unruh
    Developing an original sound is very important if you've ever dreamed about having a successful music career. Today I often see young artists following a popular trend or trying to sound like someone famous. This may get them a gig, but it probably won't ...
  • DVD Guitar Lessons That Rock  By : David Smithe
    Do you find yourself short on practice time Do you struggle with making time for regular guitar lessons
  • Get the motivation you need, learn guitar playing  By : Hans Luz

    Forget about that sentence that talent is the key to success! After all, its the fun that counts. Learn guitar playing for yourself. This is a small introduction to what you need to start out playing.

  • Getting The Best Guitar Through A Bargain  By : James Brown
    Knowing the right guitar for you shouldn't start and end with getting one Definitely, the work isn't done yet
  • Gospel Songs For Guitar  By : Mike P Hayes
    "He's got the Whole World In His Hands" (two chord song) - is just one of the many gospel songs for guitar using easy chords. Gospel standards that are essential repertoire for every aspiring guitarist - great for playing at jam sessions and for family, church, camp or other venues for sacred songs. We learn to play gospel chords for guitar by developing our ear.
  • Guitar - What Guitar Should I Buy?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    If you have come to the conclusion that you want to play guitar the next step will be to choose a guitar to buy. There is a variety of instruments out there at different prices. Let's look at your choices.
  • Guitar Chord Songs - 5 Tips for Instant Improvement  By : Steve Laney
    Learning guitar chord songs is just about the best way to get to know the instrument better and to improve your skills in a musical way. Many people find that practicing scales and chords etc is a little mind numbing for them, so learning guitar chord songs can be a perfect remedy for that. I've developed some quick tips to help you improve.
  • Guitar Chords For Country Songs  By : Mike P Hayes
    Country songs are about real life--memories and reactions to real things that happen to everyone. It's about the story the singer is telling it has nothing to do with how many chords a song has, remember that many successful song have only three chords.
  • Guitar Chords With Only Two Fingers  By : Mike P Hayes
    Anyone who has struggled with bar chords will know that these physically demanding chord shapes do not produce the sounds we hear on recordings. Three note chords using only two fingers are not just an easy way out for kid's songs and lazy guitar players, if done correctly these slick chord voicings will have you producing amazing guitar sounds. Guitar chords with only two fingers are essential tools of the professional guitarist.
  • Guitar Facts: A Glossary of Terms  By : Courtney Pancost
    It is said that the forerunner of the guitar, the lute, was created by the Greek god, Apollo. In India, it is believed that the sitar, another stringed instrument from which the guitar is descended, is sacred to the goddess Saraswati. And one of the most popular tales about the guitar is the story of how it was pressed into service to play a hymn of praise to Jesus Christ at a Christmas Eve mass when the organ of the church broke.
  • Guitar Lesson - A Balanced Practicing Diet  By : Peter Edvinsson
    What type of guitar player do you want to be? Is this important to know? Well, you decide! But a clear vision of what you want to become helps you to know what guitar practice food you have to digest.
  • Guitar Lesson - Become A Better Guitarist By Developing Your Ear  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Can you hear a melody and then play it on your guitar? To have a good ear will help you a lot in your musical endeavors. Let's see how we can improve this ability!
  • Guitar Lesson - Can You Be Your Own Guitar Teacher?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Have you ever considered teaching yourself guitar without the aid of a teacher. Is it possible to progress on your own? Let's see if you can help yourself!
  • Guitar Lesson - Do You Have To Set Goals?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Do you have to take the right train to have success? It depends on what you want to accomplish. The same with your guitar playing. Let's see if you can play guitar without goals!
  • Guitar Lesson - Fretboard Education  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Do you really know the name of the notes on your guitar fretboard? You can learn the notes well and in a short time if you put a little energy into the project!
  • Guitar Lesson - Help Yourself To Practice  By : Peter Edvinsson
    What can you do to make it easy for yourself to practice on your guitar? In order to continue to learn to play guitar and not give up you have to create an atmosphere of joy and fun around this activity. Let's see what you can do to make it as easy as possible to play guitar.
  • Guitar Lesson - Learn To Become A Sight Reading Guitarist  By : Peter Edvinsson
    It's time for you to reap the benefits from all sheet music that has been written by good composers. Let's see how you can improve your sight reading skills.
  • Guitar Lesson - Practicing Or Playing Music?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    What is most important as you try to learn to play guitar? Technical guitar exercises or playing music? What areas should you focus on as you try to use your practicing time as effective as possible?
  • Guitar Lesson- The Art Of Playing Slowly  By : Peter Edvinsson
    What benefits will you reap from playing slowly? Surprisingly enough you might become a faster guitar player and more important, you will become a better musician and guitarist!
  • Guitar Lesson: Can You Play Classical Guitar Without Nails?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Most classical guitarists use a lot of time polishing and grooming their right hand fingernails. In order to play with nails you have to have good nails and working with them a lot. Is it possible to play witout nails? Let's take a look at no nail playing!
  • Guitar Lesson: Congratulations, But What Happened To Your Guitar Playing?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Let's say you practice five hours a day on your guitar. What happens when you become a father with children around your feet. Can you still be a guitarist and practice?
  • Guitar lesson: Find The Notes On Your Guitar  By : Peter Edvinsson
    When you take a look at the guitar fretboard you may ask yourself if it is possible to learn the notes there! Can you find the notes you want to find? Let's start to conquer the fretboard by taking the first step!
  • Guitar Lesson: Five Ways To Learn The Notes On The Guitar  By : Peter Edvinsson
    To find your way around the fretboard of the guitar is very important. It will help you in guitar improvisation, sight reading, and in understanding chords and more. In this guitar lesson we will explore five ways to learn the notes on the guitar fretboard.
  • Guitar lesson: Learn To Play Every Breath You Take By Ear  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Wouldn't it be nice to be able to play the hit songs you hear on the radio and be able to play them on your guitar even without tabs or sheet music!
  • Guitar lesson: Learn To Read Sheet Music  By : Peter Edvinsson
    A guitar is a fantastic instrument to play. It is easy to play and very difficult depending on what you play. Let's take a look at learning to play guitar sheet music!
  • Guitar Lesson: Make A String Safari On Your Guitar  By : Peter Edvinsson
    It seems like many guitarists have a hard time reading sheet music. Let's start by learning to know the fretboard!
  • Guitar Lesson: Secret Things You Learn When You Practice On Your Guitar  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Many secret learning processes are active when you practice on your guitar. Some good, some less good....
  • Guitar lesson: The E F G of Learning To Play Guitar Sheet Music  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Is it really possible to conquer the guitar fretboard? Do you find the notes you want to find? Is tabulature cheating? Let me invite you to the guitar fretboard!
  • Guitar Lesson: What Is The Ultimate Way To Practice On Your Guitar?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Have you ever asked yourself: What is the ultimate truth about guitar practicing and how effective can a guitar practice session be?
  • Guitar lesson: Why So Much Advice On Guitar Playing?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    A friend told me once; "I would like to give you a piece of advice: Don't listen to advice!" May I give you some advice on how to relate to all learn to play guitar advising on the net.
  • Guitar Lessons or Downloads?  By : Mike P Hayes
    Guitar lessons can be a marvelous opportunity for adults to take time out of their day-to-day routines and find new outlets for their creative expression and they are certainly cheaper than therapy sessions
  • Guitar Maintenance  By : Kathy Unruh
    Old man winter is here so it might be a good time to rethink your guitar maintenance routine; especially if you own an acoustic. You can protect your guitar by following two simple guidelines...
  • Guitar Maintenance And Care  By : Kevin Sinclair
    Your guitar will certainly give you more consistent quality sound along with a much longer life span if the correct care and attention is provided. Purchasing some accessories that are essential for the care of your guitar is vital if you are serious about playing the guitar.
  • Guitar Maintenance Tips to Lengthen the Life of Your Guitar  By : Peter Lenkefi
    Guitar Maintenance Tips
  • Guitar Performance - Make The Most of It!  By : Kathy Unruh
    Learn how to make the most of your next guitar performance by following the simple advice of one who's been there.
  • Guitar Player - Are You Prepared?  By : Kathy Unruh
    Slacking off on my guitar practice is the reason I was caught off guard not too long ago when I received a request to play for a local radio program. The call came one evening while I was in the middle of giving guitar lessons...
  • Guitar Playing - What About Motivation?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    What can you do to stay motivated as you practice on your guitar? How can you increase and maintain the joy of playing? Here are some tips on how to keep that joy that made you start playing the guitar in the first place!
  • Guitar Playing - What About Performing  By : Peter Edvinsson
    One great way to create motivation to practice on your guitar is to perform in front of other people in different ways. Do you like to perform in front of others? Let's see how to enjoy performing and also give other people enjoyment!
  • Guitar Playing for Bills Paying  By : Tihomir Opacic
    I have a bad, bad habit of turning every passion of mine, every hobby into some sort of business. One of my first hobbies that went that way was guitar playing. I mean, who doesn't want to be a rock star? Is there a better way to make money then doing something you like? Well, yes and no.
  • Guitar Playing Has A Huge Impact On Your Social Life  By : Tihomir Opacic
    Did you ever hear about someone who wants to "Be a rock star so he can pick up all the chicks"? That's sometimes the reason for someone to pick up a guitar and start playing. Then there's Iron Maiden guitarist Dave Murray who admitted that he started playing because he liked to look at himself in the mirror while playing. And there are of course people that just want to play songs that their favorite bands are playing, so they're trying to become more like them.
  • Guitar Practice (Part 2) - Does Practice Make Perfect?  By : Kathy Unruh
    Does "Practice Makes Perfect"? In this second article from my series about guitar practice, discover how to use your time wisely by learning what to focus on and how to develop good habits.
  • Guitar Practice - Make It Your Priority!  By : Kathy Unruh
    All great guitarists have this one thing in common- they made guitar pracitice a priority! So, get yourself started in the same direction by keeping these things in mind...
  • Guitar Practicing Tips for Newbies  By : Peter Lenkefi
    Tips for newbies about guitar practicing
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System  By : Mike P Hayes
    If you want to develop top-class guitar scales and improvisation skills, then the guitar scales 22 fret system is the tool that will make your dreams come true. By following these simple and precise guitar scales, you will be on your way to successful guitar music playing in no time.
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System (Part 2)  By : Mike P Hayes
    As you are learning this scale system you are also learning all the modes at the same time. The reason for this is that the seven modes are all derived from the same C major scale.
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System (Part 3)  By : Mike P Hayes
    Practicing guitar music scales is one of the key elements to learning the basics of guitar. A major reason why many guitarists never master guitar scales is that they try to learn too many at once.
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System (Parts 4 And 5)  By : Mike P Hayes
    Our first project using the guitar scales 22 fret system is to play all the natural notes over the entire fingerboard. This would be the same as playing all the white notes on a piano.
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System (Parts 6 and 7)  By : Mike P Hayes
    All the notes on the guitar fretboard repeat themselves from the twelfth fret. Use this scale system to unlock the fingerboard fast!
  • Guitar Scales 22 Fret System (Parts 8 and 9)  By : Mike P Hayes
    Guitarists who are already familiar with the various modes: Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixo-Lydian, Aeolian and Locrian modes will immediately see the benefits of being able to play the modes over the whole fretboard using the guitar scales 22 fret system. The last two fingering patterns in our guitar scales 22 fret system completes the C major scale over the entire fingerboard of a standard electric guitar.
  • Guitar Scales For Country Music  By : Mike P Hayes
    The trick with music theory is to break everything down into baby-step i.e., guitar scales for country music, guitar scales for bluegrass music, guitar scales for jazz music, guitar scales for rock music. Let's say your primary style of music is country music. We could subdivide the subject of music theory into: what guitar scales for country, what chord progressions for country, what style of country music, what guitar techniques for country.
  • Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    Is it necessary to learn ordinary music notation for guitar or is it sufficient to know how to read tabs? Is it worth the price to learn to read ordinary guitar sheets?
  • Guitar Tapping Tips And Techniques  By : Brad Finley
    The article discusses guitar tapping or right hand ‘legatos' which is a technique players have been executing for years.
  • Guitar Training Software - What To Look For?  By : Reggie Dunn
    Over recent years, there has been a shift in the way aspiring musicians are learning how to play guitar. In today's information age and technological society, the traditional school of thought of learning the guitar by going to a private instructor has stepped aside to a new way - using guitar training software.
  • Guitar Tricks Review  By : Jason Parker
    Where do I start with this review Guitar Tricks is the oldest video guitar lessons website on the net, online since 1998, when it took over an hour to download anything of size
  • Guitar: Can You Learn To Play Guitar Without Goals?  By : Peter Edvinsson
    In many articles on the net on learning to play guitar you will find many article authors stressing the importance of setting goals. Well, it would be interesting to find out if you can learn to play guitar without goals. Let us investigate the matter!
  • Guitar: How To Become A Better Sight Reader  By : Peter Edvinsson
    One reason why it is difficult for many guitarists to read sheet music is that you can find the same note on different strings. It is pretty easy to master the notes on the first four frets on your guitar but when you reach the fifth fret you have to decide on which string you are to play a note and you also have to find the fret.
  • Guitar: Learn Guitar By Not Playing Guitar  By : Peter Edvinsson
    I suppose you think that you learn guitar by playing guitar. Well, do you learn to say the right things by talking all the time? Let's take a look at the art of not playing guitar...
  • Guitars - Buy Cheap Or Good?  By : Michael Russell
    The argument of whether to buy a cheap guitar or good guitar for the beginner will go on forever. Without taking sides, we take a look at both sides of this argument. Cheap or Good? You decide for yourself.
  • Having Fun Learning Guitar  By : Kathy Unruh
    Are you having fun learning guitar? If there's one thing I've discovered over the years as a teacher, it's the importance of keeping things simple and fun for my students. This can sometimes require a bit of creative thinking on my part. But I find, if...
  • History of the Spanish Guitar  By : David_Woodford
    The classical guitar is also known as the Spanish guitar. Many say that the guitar evolved in Spain. In the early days, when the lute was the popular instrument in Europe, Spaniards did not wish to use it. Instead, they decided to invent the guitarra.
  • How Long Does It Take To Play Guitar  By : Mike P Hayes
    Many teenagers exist who aspire to become rock superstars, but there is also a section who wants to learn guitar playing just for sake of it. But many of them end up losing hope of learning guitar since they don't find the best way to learn guitar.
  • How To Arrange Your Own Fingerstlye Solo Guitar  By : Leonardo Tedja
    Guitar solos are a melodic passage, section, or entire piece of music written for an electric guitar or an acoustic guitar. Guitar solos, which often contain varying degrees of improvisation, are used in many styles of popular music such as blues, rock and metal, jazz styles such as swing and jazz fusion.
  • How to Buy a New Guitar  By : Peter Lenkefi
    Tips on buying a new guitar
  • How To Change Your Guitar Strings  By : Kathy Unruh
    Changing your guitar strings might make you feel a litte uncomfortable if you have never done it before, but it's really quite simple and should become a regular part of your guitar care routine.
  • How To Connect A Guitar To A Computer  By : Brad Finley
    Explains how to connect a guitar to a pc and play guitar through a pc.
  • How To Get Your Guitar To Sound The Way You Want.  By : Brad Finley
    No matter how well your guitar plays when you first bring it home, you will come to find it doesn't play exactly the same way after a time (sometimes even a small period of time). In some cases the instrument's action and feel is pretty much to your liking, but you still want to make adjustments to fit your particular playing needs. Whichever the case, you will want a guitar set-up to make the guitar play the way you want it to.
  • How To Improve Guitar Tone During Live Performances And Have The Perfect Gig!  By : Eugene Walker
    Join us as we take a look into several different methods of how to improve your guitar tone during a live performance You can also learn the benefits of using guitar backing tracks to help perfect your skills in practice and for help developing tone live
  • How To Play A Guitar  By : Ian Major
    Friends often ask me how to play guitar or what guitar instruction to use. My answer is usually "it's not so much how to play guitar or what guitar instruction to use but rather, what guitar to play." They're In For Some Pain.
  • How To Play A Guitar - The Advantages Of Downloading Video Tutorials To Your PC  By : Ian Major
    Are you intrigued by the internet advertisements that you see for learning how to play a guitar that you can download to your PC! If you have always wanted to learn to play the guitar, but didn't know where to turn for help, programs such as guitar learning software that you can get online can be just what you are looking for. Just what advantages can you expect from downloading guitar software to your home PC?
  • How To Play A Guitar - The Advantages Of Playing Along To Backing Tracks  By : Ian Major
    Guitar mentoring computer programs can easily help you how to play a guitar. It's fairly easy to pick up the basics but improving in skill is an ongoing process. One way to maximize and simplify this process of gaining those new skills is via the usage of guitar learning programs and of particular importance, is having the choice of playing along with program backing tracks.
  • How To Play Acoustic Guitar, 6 Steps to Success  By : Steve Laney
    Everyday more and more people want to learn how to play acoustic guitar, so if you are one of these people you definitely want to learn the right way to play-trust me it will save you months and months of frustration. There are some great tips here that should help you learn how to play acoustic guitar.
  • How To Play An Insane Guitar Solo  By : Jason Parker
    What's the most insane guitar solo you've ever heard One by Paul Gilbert
  • How To Play Blues Guitar Like BB King  By : Mike P Hayes
    If you want to learn how to play blues guitar like B.B King you must first understand and learn to recognize by ear the evolution of the blues chord progressions. Although B.B King's style is almost exclusively single note lead lines and riffs, one of the key secrets' to his sound is the chord progressions played in the background, this gives B.B's notes their different musical color.
  • How To Play Blues Guitar Like BB King (Part 2)  By : Mike P Hayes
    When learning to play blues guitar like B.B King the various 12 minor blues progressions are essential material to study. The blues guitarist must be able to quickly identify the standard chord changes in both major and minor blues progressions.
  • How To Play Blues Guitar-Essential Tips  By : Steve Laney
    There are hundreds of methods of how to play blues guitar, it's one of the most traditional and well known forms of music in the world and has countless variations. Instead of trying to show you exactly how to play blues guitar, I have a few tips here that will hopefully encourage to experiment and use them as stepping stones to finding your own voice with the instrument.
  • How To Play Lead Guitar  By : Jason Parker
    There's no secret to soloing fast or playing melodies on guitar Learning how to play lead guitar is easy
  • How to Play the Best Acoustic Guitar Songs  By : Rory Herts
    Close your eyes and listen. Is there a sound more soulful and more resonant than a well-played guitar? It's the sound of life and the sound of the soul. You can make it yours. That is, if you're up for it.

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