Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Monday, March 29, 2010

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Alexi laiho Guitar lesson

Alexi laiho Metal Guitar Rock house



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZzZlKoLRag&hl=en

Guitar Lesson 8 - Rock Power Chords (www.vguitarlessons.com)

www.vguitarlessons.com You will learn Power chords! Plus, i will show a really cool palm muting technique! Have Fun! www.vguitarlessons.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2ONEQvRjWQ&hl=en

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Acoustic Blues guitar assignment aroma up that bluesy playing

www.nextlevelguitar.com Click the link above to receive free exclusive videos, newletters, and lots of free guitar and music goodies from Next Level Guitar. In this lesson we teach an acoustic blues lesson on how to spice up some blues progressions and move around the guitar neck. Works with electric guitars also Many more lessons at: www.nextlevelguitar.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmIeah8K1cE&hl=en

Joe Cefalu Free Guitar Lesson

Free Guitar Lesson from Joe Cefalu of Shred Academy - www.shredacademy.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_qw03-3gFg&hl=en

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Part 1 How to comedy Country Roads John Denver Guitar lesson

Country Roads - John Denver * This is the guys version. The chords suit my voice. The girls version is pasted on part 2 of this lesson. The chords might suit a girl's voice better. I use a capo on 2nd fret. Verse 1: (G ) Almost heaven, (Em) West Virginia, (D) Blue Ridge Mountains, (C) Shenandoah (G) river. (G) Life is old there, (Em) older than the trees, (D) younger than the mountains (C) blowin' like a (G) breeze. CHORUS Country (G) roads, take me (D) home to the (Em) place I (C) belong; West (G) Virginia, mountain (D) momma, take me (C) home, country (G) roads. Verse 2: (G) All my mem'ries (Em) gather 'round her, (D) Miner's lady, (C) stranger to blue (G) water. (G) Dark and dusty, (Em) painted on the sky, (D) Misty taste of moonshine, (C) teardrop in my (G) eye. REPEAT CHORUS Bridge: (Em) I hear her (D) voice, in the (G) mornin' hours she calls me, The (C) radio (G) reminds me of my (D) home far away, And (Em) drivin' down (D) the road I get a (C) feelin' that I (G) should have been home (D) yesterday, yester (D7) day.(stop) REPEAT CHORUS Ending: Take me (D) home, country (G) roads. (D) (G)



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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Guitar assignment Always On The Run By Lenny Kravitz

Les riffs de guitare du tube de Lenny Kravitz Always On The Run. Toutes les tablatures de mes vidéos sont sur mon site : www.guitarspeed99.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X67MAIBQ-QU&hl=en

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Which Musical Instrument is Recommended for Beginners?


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Which Musical Instrument is Recommended for Beginners?

*Will the instrument I choose be affordable?

*Which instruments are easy to learn and which are difficult to learn?

*Will it be a quiet instrument or a noisy one?

*If I don't choose a popular instrument will I be able to find a teacher easily?

*Is the musical instrument of my choice popular or is it an instrument that not many people play?

*How much will a lesson cost?

*I want to choose a musical instrument that I can play in a band. What instruments should I choose?

*I want to play a certain type of music. Which musical instruments are suitable for different styles?

In the following article I will be answering all of the above.

Here is a list of musical instruments to choose from listed in popularity, with the number 1 being the most popular:

1) Guitar

2) Piano

3) Keyboard

4) Drums

5) Violin

6) Cello

7) Flute

8) Saxophone

9) Clarinet

10) Trumpet/Cornet

11) Trombone

12) French Horn

13) Banjo

14) Recorder

15) Viola

16) Tuba

17) Oboe

You can see a list of all musical instruments here:
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Will the instrument I choose be affordable?

If you want to buy a musical instrument but don't wont to spend too much money I would choose either a guitar, keyboard, violin, clarinet or trumpet. These instruments are the
cheapest to buy when starting out.

Which musical instruments are easy to learn and which are difficult to learn?

The easiest musical instruments to learn from the list above are: Guitars, Drums and Recorders.

Guitar

The guitar should be easy to pick a few chords and you can almost start strumming and playing a simple tune from your first lesson. It is best advised to learn the classical guitar first as it has nylon strings and will be easier on the fingers than a steel strung electric or acoustic guitar.

Drums

Drums are fairly easy to learn as well. The important thing is to feel the rhythm, once you have this, everything else should be easy to pick up.

Recorder

The recorder is probably the easiest of all musical instruments to learn. Most children at school take up this instrument before progressing on to the clarinet, flute or saxophone which is much more difficult to learn.

The most difficult musical instruments to learn from the list above are: Oboe, French horn, Trumpet and Piano.

The Oboe

The Oboe is probably the most difficult musical instrument to learn. It is very difficult to even produce a sound at first, let alone a musical note. This instrument can take many years to master

The French Horn

The French horn also takes quite a while to get the hang of. The sound is produced not only by blowing, but by creating an embouchure and buzzing the lips to control the air stream, which in turn creates the correct pitch to produce the note. Then the correct valves that correspond to the right pitch have to be learnt. The hand is also used to help the quality of sound by placing in the bell. Wow! Perhaps this is not a great instrument for beginners!

The Trumpet

The trumpet is considered difficult to learn initially because of the techniques needed (similar to the French horn but without using the hand in the bell). The difficult thing about the trumpet is trying to make a nice sound which can take a few years to perfect.

The Piano

Although it is easy to make a sound on a piano, just by pressing any note you sound like a professional, the piano is very difficult when you need to play more than one note at a time. All the above instruments require you to play just one note at a time but with the piano sometimes you need to use every finger and thumb at the same time!
You also need to learn two different clefs, and to learn to read this at the same time is not easy at first.

Will it be a quiet musical instrument or a noisy one?

Do you have neighbours that don't appreciate music? And they live right next to you with thin walls.
Do you want to play late at night or early in the morning
Are you embarrassed that you are not making a good sound yet, or you don't want people to hear what you are playing.

If any of the above is true, you need a quite musical instrument or at least one that you can play with headphones or adjust the sound electronically.

If you want to learn a quiet musical instrument, then choose one of the following: Guitar, Piano, Keyboard, Recorder, Clarinet or Flute.

The Classical guitar is very quite and delicate but not the electric or acoustic guitar which are very noisy when amplified!

You can plug headphones in to a digital piano or keyboard or you can turn the sound down. This is the ideal instrument to buy if you don't want to make any noise. The acoustic piano (also known as the upright or grand piano) is very noisy and should be avoided if you need some peace.

The Recorder is fairly quiet, apart from the high notes, so this instrument would be ok.
The Clarinet is a fairly quiet instrument. It does really depend on how it is played.
The Flute is also quiet but the sound can be a bit piercing on the higher notes.

If I don't choose a popular musical instrument, will I be able to find a teacher easily?

You can find a musical instrument teacher almost anywhere; there are literally tens of thousands in the UK.
You will almost certainly have no problem finding a teacher if you play the more popular musical instruments: guitar, piano, keyboard, drums or violin.

Is the musical instrument of my choice popular or is it an instrument that not many people play?

Please see the above list of musical instruments. They are listed in order of popularity, number 1 being the most popular instrument.

There are a few guides to find out if a musical instrument is popular. Just look at a symphony orchestra or a wind band and count the number of instruments there are and how many there are of each.
You will find that there are lots of violins and percussion (clarinets and flutes in the wind band case) which means that there is no shortage of people learning these instruments. You will also find that there is only one tuba, one oboe, a few french horns, a few flutes, a few clarinets etc. Of course this is only a guide, as some of the other popular musical instruments such as the guitar, piano and keyboard are not normally found in a symphony orchestra.

How much will a lesson cost?

Individual musical instrument lessons can cost between £8 and £20 for half an hour. Group instrument lessons £5 to £12. Popular musical instruments are normally cheap than not so popular instruments, normally because there is no shortage of teachers and competition tends to bring the prices down.

It is normally better to learn instruments in a group rather than learn individually. Group learning is much more fun as every one is the same level as you and you can share experiences together. Individual instrument lessons can be too serious for a beginner and can actually put you off learning music because of this. However, individual lessons are a must when you get to a certain level of proficiency.

I want to choose a musical instrument that I can play in a band. Which instrument should I choose?

The best musical instruments to learn if you want to play in band are: Guitar, Saxophone, Clarinet, Violin or Cornet.

This list might be considered a strange one, but let me explain the reasoning behind this.

*The guitar is second-to-none as a solo instrument for a band. If you are the lead guitarist (electric guitar), you get all the limelight. You can play great riffs from all the famous songs.

* The Saxophone is a great solo instrument and if you play in a jazz band or big band you get lots of solos to play.

*The clarinet is the king of the wind band; it is the orchestra's equivalent of the lead violin. In a wind band you get to play lots of solos and intricate melodies.

*The Violin is a fantastic solo instrument and orchestral instrument. Many of the great composers have written beautiful solos and melodies for this instrument.

*The Cornet is the king of the brass band. This instrument has one of the most delightful sounds of all. The cornet is given the lead role in a brass band and is featured in all the best arrangements. The lead Cornet players get to play solos too.

I want to play a certain type of music. What tools are suitable for different styles?

Here is a list of different music styles:
Rock, Classical, Pop, Metal, R & B, jazz, blues, folk, Caribbean, Africa, Latin, Dance, Country, Rap, Hip Hop, Christian, Opera.
The list could go on forever, if I order in detail, here is a short list.

1) Guitar. Electric or Bass> For guitar pop, rock, R & B, Heavy Metal, R & B, Jazz and Blues in a position to classical guitar for classical music, guitar, acoustic pop and folk.

2) Plan. The acoustic piano is suitable for classical, jazz, blues and dance.

3) digital piano / keyboard is suitable for pop music, dance, jazz and blues.

4) Drums are for pop, rock, classical, jazz, African Mobility - well, almost!

5) for violin folk classic, capableCountry and Dance.

6) cello suitable for the classics.

7) is suitable for the classical flute.

8) Saxophone is ideal for jazz, blues, pop.

9) Clarinet is suitable for classical, jazz and blues.

10) Trumpet / Cornet is suitable for classical, jazz, blues and dance.

11) Trombone is suitable for classical, jazz and blues.

12) French Horn is suitable for classical.

13) Banjo is suitable for the land and people.

14) recorder is suitable forclassical.

15) Viola is suitable for classical.

16) Tuba is suitable for classical.

17) Oboe is suitable for classical.

I hope that you now feel more informed and can make a decision on which musical instrument is best for your needs.
If you need more information about musical instruments I can recommend visiting http://www.soundsmusical.comthe top musical instrument shop in the UK - Soundsmusical.com

Happy learning!

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Nobody's Home Guitar Lesson Part 1

Avril's Nobody's Home "lesson for my daughter, Brittany (see Part 2)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xFcvg-3TTE&hl=en

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Sweep Picking Lesson Pt2

Here is Part 2 of Sweep picking lesson by Marc Seal found in ultimate-guitar.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI2Lm5Ro-sg&hl=en

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Cheap Guitar Lessons


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Cheap guitar lessons can be very hard to find and get. A lot of times you may even spend over your budget for some guitar lessons. Do you want to learn how to play guitar on a limited budget? If so, this article was written with you in mind. Here we are going to talk about some of the most cost effective ways possible to quickly and easily learn how to play guitar.

In the past, gaining access to professional guitar lessons could cost an arm and a leg. If you wanted to have access to professional instructor, you had to expect to be willing to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars for private instructions.

Thanks to the Internet and the advancement of online guitar lesson websites, that's simply not the case anymore. You now have access to thousands upon thousands of high quality professional guitar lessons at a fraction of the price it would cost you to hire a traditional guitar instructor.

And for many people, learning by themselves at their own pace is much more enjoyable and less stressful than working one-on-one with the guitar teacher.

When you take online guitar lessons you get to learn at your own pace. You get to choose the style of music that you learn, and you can take your lessons anytime that you want to 24 hours a day. 365 days a year.

The main problem that most people face is finding the online guitar lesson website that's right for them. There are hundreds to choose from, and many of them are great. Unfortunately, many of them are not so great as well. So how do you know which one is right for you?

It's not always an easy decision to make. Every guitar player has their own specific set of circumstances that may make one lesson site a better option than another.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

ST-316 Little Wing, Jimi Hendrix (1/3) Guitar Lesson

This is the 1st (Part 1 of 3) guitar lesson that teaches you the classic guitar intro to Jimi Hendrix's popular tune Little Wing. Lots to learn in this song, many people steal licks from this tune! One every serious guitarist should learn... I know that I have made a mistake in the titles at the start, "Henrix", but I can't be arsed making a new vid, deleting this one and uploading new one. Taught by Justin Sandercoe. Full support at the web site where you will find hundreds of lessons on a wide range of subjects, and all the scales and chords that you will ever need! There is a great forum too to get help, no matter what the problem. And it is all totally free, no bull. No sample lessons, no memberships. Just tons of great lessons :) To get help with your lesson look up the number at the start of the video title (like ST-666 or whatever) on the Lesson Index page. www.justinguitar.com Have fun .



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Sunday, March 7, 2010

How to comedy Sheryl Crow able enough.mov

www.questpoetics.com http Free Guitar Lessons to your inbox every week. Learn how to play guitar with Quest Poetics and Randy Ponzio. Sheryl Crow Cheryl Crow Strong Enough to be your man



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Friday, March 5, 2010

Adam Rafferty "Superstition" - Guitar Lesson Part 2 of 2

Here's a lesson to show you how to play the "groove / slap" type techniques heard in my arrangement of "Superstition". Here is the original video: youtube.com Visit adamrafferty.com Friends, any tablature for this or other Stevie tunes will not be available due to copyright restrictions. I know, it is a drag!!! More FREE Guitar Lessons Available at www.adamrafferty.com Connect With Adam Now! www.myspace.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTd5FVWyf4Y&hl=en

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Beginner Guitar Lesson: Beginning Scales

For tabs: www.freeguitarvideos.com This lesson will cover the first set of scales I teach students regardless of what type of music they are interested in playing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qK9m-q1kkO8&hl=en

Monday, March 1, 2010

Guitar Lesson-The Art Of Play slowly


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What are the advantages of games leads slowly collects? Surprisingly, it could become a faster guitar player, and more importantly, has become a better musician and guitarist!

How?

Life is full of surprises. A lot of people have learned that in some way out of life, running all the time. Well, what has to do with you as a guitarist!

First of all let me say that from personal experience I found that manyPracticing guitar scales and licks faster than they should.

What I mean by that?

Our current technical ability as a guitarist is a limit to how fast we can play scales and licks without harm to us in various ways. What can happen if you play too fast?

Here is a list of things that can happen when you practice scales and other exercises too fast or absolute:

1. If you play the guitar one step beyond your level of technical skillThey are likely to create tension in the muscles to control the movements of the fingers and also in other muscles that are not used. They are also exposed to musculoskeletal injuries, which could be a long time to heal.

Muscle tension that occurs when you practice on your guitar will be better, because if you perform well. The way they have been translated into practice, as you do.

2. Always play fast on your guitar, take the opportunity to discover newThings alone with his guitar. I remember one of my guitar students, once came to me and said it was a "lack of Licks" expert in his way of playing guitar.

The opportunity to develop more interesting solos, is a practice too slow. This will have the fingers and brain time to find alternative ways to give the guitar keys. This will help you make your style and help you to play in an innovative way.

3. The risk of failure to carry your guitarincreases faster play. If you lose so quickly possible, the most effective way to learn, slowly and without the practice of error. All the mistakes you make, how to slow the progression of your practice, as your muscle memory with things, not to be confused.

As you begin to play slower?

1. Use a metronome. If you do not already have one you can buy a cheap digital metronome. You can adjust the volume so as not to disturb your friends around you. Not knowrecommend using a metronome all the time, but part of your practice time and especially if you play slowly, and if you practice using new material.

Some players believe that the slowdown of the metronome Down Listen, if. In reality, these players are, of course accelerate unconscious. It's really an art to continue playing at a steady pace too slow.

2. Playing a part of your practice time to relax extremely slowly, with concentration on the game, as far as possible throughout the body. Focus onPush the buttons with minimal effort and maintain the course with as little violence as possible.

3. Learning to read the tension in your awareness of the whole body, and especially in your hands. Make sure you never faster than you on your guitar playing your skill, you can not build the tension in your hands and the rest of the body. The manner in response to your body when you practice is how you react when you run.

To understand and aware of the tensionsYour body, I recommend you stretch the muscle and apply these exercises before, during and after learning of your guitar practice sessions. Also, read, muscle relaxation exercises.

The calmer you are, how you play, the more you play the guitar and the faster you will learn to perform new guitar. You can practice your guitar playing more and the audience will feel the difference.