#learn guitar for free

[joy-of-jamming]

Lesson 29 - Play 11 - Open Chords - G add 5 and C add 9 - Learn How to P...

[noctude]

so my school has a fucking lute ensemble... i'm already doing too much this semester but fuck it i want to learn how to play the god damn LUTE. catch me working at a renaissance fair in 2 years. catch me wandering the forgotten realms with only my instrument and a story to tell, should ye wish to hear it.

[iknowicanbutwhy]

ma boye still tryin to find his way in life, maybe take fewer brash shortcuts to his ambitions. Not all too confident in his new ambiguous ambassador position. That's okay. He can be unsure.

[relaxwithaaron]

Pentatonic Minor in A, All 5 shapes plus the octave, up the neck, and back down.

[vee-lociraptor]

i know i was joking about lesterfication but i also might actually start messing around with my guitar again

[riot-grrlboy]

I started writing again recently and I’m going to add that back as a part of my personality

[a-passing-storm]

The absolute power I feel from walking into a Guitar Center, going straight to the bass section, and then playing the Home Depot theme song on different basses.

[inkybinkyboink]

today i rented a guitar.

[kharonion]

— Kill-it-all-for a like supreme.

When a rockerboy engram takes control to jam the fuck out... you just gotta let it happen. 🤘

[fuckin-sick-bih]

zenith is on spotify i'm screaming

[joy-of-jamming]

Lesson 29 - Play 9 - Open Chords - G add 5 and C add 9 - Learn How to Pl...

[musicallyrooted]

Hi all and welcome to my new blog, Musically Rooted.

I've created this as a space for those interested in learning more about roots music, and in particular my playing niches - country blues harmonica, beatbox harmonica, dobro, and general slide playing.

I have students all over the world but an ever-packed diary. While I do teach privately, I'm often away touring or busy with production work, and can't keep up with demand. So I'm hoping to share more of what I've learnt over my years of playing through my website, blog, YouTube channel, and soon-to-come courses and books.

Thanks for joining me for this adventure, and happy playing!

Phil x

[rulesforthedance]

I’m not amazing at any one musical instrument, but I’m decent at many, because that is what’s expected of music teachers (which is what I was for nine years) and because it is my nature to be proficient at many things and great at none (I’m not saying this derogatorily, I actually think it’s a fine and useful way to be). And when people find out that I play a bunch of instruments, they’re always wistfully like “oh, I wish I’d learned to play an instrument. I always wanted to play [specific instrument].” And I’m like, do it! Learn to play an instrument! It’s not that hard. There’s this misconception that you can only do it as a kid and that’s so far from the truth. You probably won’t become a world-class prodigy if you start as an adult, but the vast majority of people who start as kids won’t either, lol. And there are advantages you have as an adult. You have intrinsic motivation. You have a greater ability to stick with something that doesn’t immediately yield your desired results. Even if you feel like you don’t and are frustrated with your attention span and executive function, you’re still almost certainly better at those things than a five-year-old. You have mature motor skills. Depending on the instrument, you’ll likely sound ok sooner than you would have as a kid. Learn an instrument! Defy the fallacy that you’re stuck with only the skill set you’ve acquired by your mid-twenties! 

[balteus]

february will be my month

[iamidentical]

in my latest song recording i made some goofy noises to fill in for a rippin guitar solo and i actually love it