TheNorthGuitarLessons – Twelve Bar Blues
Today we learn a simple version of it Twelve Bar Blues! Mastery of the blues and its rhythm are important elements for building a jazz repertoire.
read moreToday we learn a simple version of it Twelve Bar Blues! Mastery of the blues and its rhythm are important elements for building a jazz repertoire.
read moreIn this video you learn how to play a pentatonic scale, improvise and do a solo on a guitar.
read moreEasy and simple tune to play on guitar for beginners. Watch the video and learn! 🙂
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read moreAnother academic year is over, but already generating ideas for teaching during next year. GLOSSARY Many students start instrument playing when the school starts, age 6-7. Children’s reading skills are incomplete or completely missing. Even though actual theory learning doesn’t start at that point, it’s possible to teach to a small children musical glossary through […]
read moreПо-русски ниже. Eesti keeles allpool. EN May – June. Examinations in progress. First year of studies is introduction to guitar: simple, characteristic pieces on one, two and more strings; melodies on treble, on bass strings; solo pieces, guitar duo with teacher. Basic skills are obtained: correct posture, sound producing; improvisation, composition (song form). Second year […]
read moreMany musicians, no matter beginner or advances, ask themselves that question: “what style of music should I play?” Communicating with recognized musicians during many years, I finally came to a conclusion. In fact, one could know one certain style very well and then a bit of other known styles. My first musical education was strict: […]
read moreDuring the last couple of weeks with my students we were creating and working on their own pieces. Most of them picked up a guitar for the first time in their lives and now, couple of weeks later, some are already playing technically demanding atonal stuff: fingers move fast back and forth, creating interesting moods: sounds of […]
read moreHere is a piece from English composer John Bennett (1942) called “New Peace”. I had an opportunity to meet this very talented jazz composer and player in person and talk to him during my trip to London few years ago, when I was invited to play a solo recital there. He showed me some of his […]
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