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"Is Your
Guitar Gathering Dust 'Cos You Just Don't Know What To Do
With It?"
You Have Come to the Right Place
For Easy To Learn Tips, Tricks and Shortcuts to Play Like a
Rock Star!
Dear Budding Rock Star...
No matter your age,
location, or genre of music you love - Anyone can
learn to play Acoustic, Bass, Electric or Lead Guitar!
From: The Desk of Dee-Dee MacLeod-Wilson
If you are a complete novice and want to learn to
play guitar as a beginner; need easy guitar lessons as a
slightly more advanced guitar player; or as someone coming
back to playing guitar, you can appreciate how frustrating
it is learning the skills and techniques of how to play
guitar without seeing any noticeable results.
All the time and effort that you put into
your guitar doesn't seem to be reflected
in your standard of guitar playing.
Are you frustrated by what seems to be a
lack of quality information on "Learn
to Play Guitar" in the market.
Traditionally when one
wanted to learn to play guitar, you found a local guitar
teacher, paid for your guitar lessons, and toddled off each
week to learn how to play the guitar of your choice -
acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar or even
classical guitar.
Are you frustrated at the lack of time
you have to practise, the amount of money required paying
for your guitar teacher's time and the painfully slow
progress through boring text books?
One on one guitar lessons is still a
great way to learn but unless you have lots of money and
free time on your hands to learn to play guitar...
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travelling to and from guitar lessons,
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searching the music
shops for guitar tab of your favourite bands,
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taking the
time out of your busy day to practise,
the joy of playing
guitar will probably become a frustration.
Are you ready to consider
another way?
You have before you a great resource for guitar beginners
and advanced guitar players alike, through the wonders of the
internet.
Never before has it been so easy to tap into the
knowledge, skills and resources of experienced guitar
players.
You are no longer limited by your locality, the
genre of your local guitar teacher, the cost of long term
ongoing tuition, travelling time or scheduling arrangements.
Now you can have:
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Access to guitar
lessons online any time
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Your guitar lessons
delivered to your door
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Your guitar lessons
delivered to your email inbox
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Access to free guitar
lessons
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Freedom to learn at
your convenience
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Access to Guitar
Teachers the world over
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Access to Forums of
other guitar enthusiasts
"My First Guitar" was created
with you, the learner guitar player, in mind. As a traveller
myself on the learning to play journey, I have created this
website to help other like minded travellers find the
resources needed to become a better guitar player.
This is your learn to play
guitar guide.
This website contains information about guitars which may be
of interest to you and is signposted with lots of places
where you can go to get the edge you want to play better
faster, with shortcuts to guitar playing skills that many
take years to accomplish.
The website will be updated
as new discoveries are being made so come back often. Even
better, sign up for the free lessons and you will be added
to my free newsletter so you will be the first to receive
any updates, tips and tricks.
Firstly you need to have
your own guitar of choice -
whether it is a:
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6-string
classical,
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6-string acoustic,
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6 electric guitar or
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4-string bass guitar.
and a practise amp with leads if you are going electric.
You can
start with a second hand instrument or even hire one to try
it on for size.
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For your comfort invest in
a guitar strap - holding a guitar for long practise sessions
without one can be fatiguing even when sitting.
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A second sets of strings
is handy for when one gets broken. This means that you don't
have to wait before getting back into it again.
For
beginners try "light" strings until you have built up some
finger strength.
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If you are not good at tuning, and don't
like wasting time tuning you guitar invest in an electronic
tuner.
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Last but not lest a
variety of picks (plectrums).
Secondly, you need a safe
place to store your guitar.
A guitar case (hard) or guitar bag (soft)
is a good idea for when you transport your guitar and a
guitar stand to rest it in when you are not playing it.
All
these things are for your guitar's protection.
A
critical element to playing the guitar is learning how to
read and write guitar tab (tablature). This is covered in
the free lessons as well as a tutorial on these essential
skills found on the learn to play page.
No matter your age, anyone can learn to play acoustic, bass,
electric or lead guitar quickly, inexpensively and in your
own time at your convenience.
As a resource for guitar beginners I have included a series
of 5 free lessons delivered to your inbox when you sign up
for my free newsletter.
As well as your free lessons,
I will inform you when I find anything that may interest you
to help you on your learn to play journey.
Enjoy and…
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Dee-Dee MacLeod-Wilson
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Resource Links
Free 5 Part Course
How Can
My First Guitar Help You Learn to Play?
Where Can You Find These Great Learn to Play Guitar
Resources?
What is Required to Play
Guitar?
"Jamorama
– the Ultimate Guitar Learning Kit"
Highly Recommended
Click Here!
"The Beginners
Guide to Unlocking the Guitar"
An Easy Weekend Course
Click Here!
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