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PMazz115

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Frustrated Nudist, "guitarist"

Veröffentlicht Jan 31, 2010

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PMazz115
PMazz115Ursprünglicher Verfasser
Jan 31, 2010

HI all......I'm a 52 yr old just beginning guitar lesson. Actually been  taking them since Sept. I have learned a few chords so far but cannot plya 1 song yet. I want to learn badly, but thinking of quitting. I;m retired, have a ton of free time and i do practice, but I dont see me ever getting it...........
I Love Santana, really aspire to play Samba Pa Ti.......I know thats a long way off for me.......does anybody have any advise for a beginner?
Thanks,

Paul

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    PMazz115
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    Feb 1, 2010

    Thanks for that reply and u know, i agree with that "feeling" so to speak. If though i cant play..yet, when i have git in my hands I love that feeling and I'll perserve...
    Thanks,

    Paul

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    PMazz115
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    Feb 1, 2010

    Thanks for that reply.wow,20 years? I've just begun but yeah, I know it's gunna take time. I cant wait till I can at least get to play something and yeah, playing nude is def. a plus...
    Thanks,

    Paul

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    Mitglied
    Oct 4, 2015
    If you learn the G chord, C chord and D chord, you will learn to play a lot of songs. Other thing that helps alot is to buy the music book of your favorite artist.
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    pmont33
    Dec 12, 2015
    I know this is a bit old, but in case you still are looking for advice...I have been playing for more than 40 years.  I first started with a chord book...and then learning a few basic songs that I liked. Once you can actually play something, you build your confidence up. I would start with one easy song that you like. Practice it until you can do it in your sleep. Then learn another, but with different chords. You want to make things feel natural, not forced. That's why I think learning yourself would be more fun and productive. Nothing wrong with lessons, if that helps. Or learning theory, if that helps. Personally that hinders me...but that's me. The key is to make if fun, not work.
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