Aydennnn WORK IN PROGRESS,
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Goal as of:
JUNE 14TH, 2009
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How to take guitar lessons
It made me
Musical
 "Brushing up can never hurt"
How I did it: I am a self taught guitarist. Studied piano for years, played flute for years, I'm a vocalist.... tried my hand at violin.... jack of many instruments, master of NONE! So I decided it was time to get myself into lessons. I am extremely motivated to perfect the craft for a couple of reasons. I am playing guitar now with a VERY talented guitarist and his bass player friend. I am the worst player of the bunch so I need to get up to par! And.... we will be playing out within a few months so it's important for me to once again sound professional as I have in the past... So I started asking around and looking in phone book and googling guitar lessons in my area. I asked them if I could do a trial lesson to see if I mesh well with the teacher before I committed to a month and it was agreeable. What I learned in a 30 minute lesson convinced me... if I could even learn 1/2 of that each time, I'll be in good shape.
Lessons & tips: Try your teacher on for size before you commit. Set aside at least 3 hours a week in between for personal practice... AT THE BARE MINIMUM! : )
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It made me
feel talented
How I did it: When I was pretty young, I remember my parents having their co-worker over for dinner and he brought his guitar. He could play that one song about the blues by Whitey Ford, and I remember wanting to learn to play it. A couple years later, I got a guitar for my birthday. I was 12 years old. A month later, my mom and dad agreed to put me in guitar lessons. I did that for about four years, when I decided to stop… Read how I did it…
It made me
Oooh lala 
How I did it: Well you can learn to play by yourself easily, as thats how I initially started, BUT, taking guitar lessons will definitely help you understand the vast techniques and styles that are out there quicker and more deeply. Read how I did it…
It made me
waste time 
How I did it: All the technical stuff I was learning didn't help much and I was taught at a very slow pace. I should have stuck with teaching myself. I eventually stopped playing altogether. Read how I did it…
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3 weeks ago
And I realized I could take the lesson myself! Finally doing something just for me, I love it!
A little progress
2 months ago
My son taught me the opening notes to Ghost Riders in the Sky. Been practising tonight.
m_cruz2007 Husband is deploying between Feb 4th-8th! =[
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5 months ago
Well, I already sing, so I thought it would be a good idea to try to take guitar lessons! It’s not one of my more important goals, but I’d like to start by the end of the year!
Theskysthelimit1976 "Constant dripping hollows out a stone." Lucretius
Done!
6 months ago
I wanted to start lessons again and here I am. I am committed to the studio where I am taking lessons, as I have paid up for the month. If I like it and feel like I am continually learning, I will continue. If after one month I am either a) not enjoying it or b) don’t feel like I’m learning anything new or beneficial to my craft, I will keep teaching myself at home or try to find another studio : )
So I guess I’m going to mark this as done!
Theskysthelimit1976 "Constant dripping hollows out a stone." Lucretius
The gift
7 months ago
I realized something this weekend. If someone gave me money in a card… I wouldn’t throw it in the garbage, or just let it sit there on the counter and do nothing with it. I’d take the money and put it towards something…. it is a gift! It is meant to be used. Not ignored or tossed to the side.
I sing and play guitar… musical talent is a gift… why would I not go ahead and develop these gifts instead of letting them sit “on the counter”...
Yeah!
10 months ago
I am taking guitar lessons and loving it! Music is the window to the soul! How fun to have an amazing teacher! Thanks Steve from Oz’s!
citoyennebrett is the most fearsome of all creatures
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11 months ago
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/lss/746046893.html
This one sounds promising – only $20 an hour, and they actually teach folk/classical/etc. instead of just classic rock and metal. I won’t have time for this until September, and I’m not sure if I can afford it anyway, but it’s worth a shot.
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