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{Music
by the Awesome KISS: Going Blind}
So you want to learn the Guitar
but you just don?t know
where to begin?
I?ll start by saying STOP STARING at the picture
and ponder if she?s wearing
anything down there.
Here are some links and my comments:
http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/guitar_and_piano_chords.htm
It?s a basic guide for any beginner. It shows
the positioning of the 7 major chords. Not really in depth but enough to begin
with.
http://midnightdruggist.com/homework4.htm
Once you are confident with the chords one
should begin with a little practice which uses all your fingers. The pinky or
should I say your last finger is not used that often but there?s no harm in
training them. Other exercises will be displayed
http://guitar.about.com/library/weekly/aa071200b.htm
A much more
detailed webpage on guitars. If you
really have the time to read all of it I?m sure
you might become a pro.
I don?t particularly favour
this because I hardly know any of the songs they give as practice.
It?s always nice to hear what others have to
say on guitar so just keep yourself updated.
If you have the money to but a complete list
of chords program as well as edit your own tunes,
this is the best place to download it. I haven?t tried out the
software but based on the comments
written on GuitarPro magazine this should be
the one.
http://www.guitar.com/Learning.aspx
The only thing I hate about this is that you
have to register yourself and hear what others have to contribute
you have to pay a SMALL FEE. You could try other sites listed on
the front of the webpage.
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php
For those who are constantly online or have
those limitless usage of modem this page is great. It
Allows you to
generate any chords that you need for playing your favourite
songs. Please remember
To be a great guitarist there is no need to
know every chord.
http://www.guitarists.net/lessons/view.php?id=78
Very very lengthy in descriptions that aren?t all that
necessary. What I like about this
is the scale
generator. Try it. Trust me on this! Check out the lessons quite cool.
http://www.guitarnotes.com/guitar/Links/notes.cgi?exotic_scales
For those of you who are on the advance scale
maybe you would like to try out new scales from
other countries or wherever they get the weird names from.
http://www.guitarnotes.com/guitar/Links/notes.cgi?tab_faq
If you are having problems reading tabs here?s
a page filled with the basics.
Don?t be shy go on and explore the rest of
what this page has to offer especially the whole wall
chart filled with chords.
My cousin recommended this site. This site is
mainly for those who are already good players and would
Like to know other
players points on improving their guitar skills.
http://www.freeguitarvideos.com/
Features mainly
certain styles of playing the guitar. Need
QuickTime for most of the demonstrations.
http://www.harmony-central.com/
It?s similar to cyberfret.com.
http://www.randyellefson.com/guitar/articles/composing/Writing_Guitar_Licks.htm
Ever wonder why some progression
are played like that and sound more jazz than rock? This site helps
those
who are more into the theory side of music{guitar}. 3 cheers for Randy everyone!
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