Guitar Beginner
- Duets for guitar and viola?
- This use to be a good group
- Washburn D10s opinions?
- Thin neck opposed to thick?
- Bad habit for a beginner?
Beginner Acoustic Guitar
- beginner electric guitar
- Acoustic or Classical
- Tired of cheap shit, need cheap good new stuff!
- Power Chords on Acoustic Guitar
- Acoustic/Electrics as electrics?
Beginner Electric Guitar
- Beginner Guitar packages $199
- Electric Guitar/Amp
- guitar sound, practicing
- playing electric guitar question
- Amplifier Reverb question
Bass Guitar Beginner
- Who is the best bassist of all time?
- Where to discuss buying a beginner's guitar?
- Tone!
- 12 String Guitar
- shredding scales
Beginner Guitar Tabs
pain and frustration
Question:
>Something tells me you’re going to do all right. Good luck!
Thanks. Another factor is that I am in guitar transition. My 1965 Fender Malibu acoustic is in for repairs (tone block glue let loose). I just sold my Les Paul Custom and I am waiting for my new Telecaster [...]
Thanks from a novice
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Hey now!!!! I am a Recreation Director in an Assisted Living Home. We don’t show them (the old folks) this newsgroup. It is ancient guitar players secret:) Sheli
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’ve been playing guitar for over thirty years and I follow this news [...]
Power Chords on Acoustic Guitar
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I guess I’ll be the contrarian here. I think you should learn barre chords >and not waste your time on "power chords." >Here’s why: >A friend of mine learned power chords back in the 80’s. Other than a few >leads, it’s still all he knows. I [...]
upgrading a guitar
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Thanx for replying. I think I’ll buy that guitar in the end, since your comments were all positive…Squier is out of the question, I don’t like their looks (just a matter of taste, but 99% of Telecasters look ugly to me…), I tried to find an Epi, but the store had only [...]
Duets for guitar and viola?
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> Does anyone have any suggestions for duets for the guitar and viola? > I'm looking for something pretty easy, hence the post to a beginner > newgroup. > Thanks! > -Joe
The guys on rec.music.makers.bowed-strings could give you some advice. Are you looking to play classical or folk? Cathy http://www.cathycowette.com
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Thanks for the suggestions! > The guys on rec.music.makers.bowed-strings could give you some advice. Are > you looking to play classical or folk?
I'm looking for pretty much anything! My wife just got a viola and we've discovered how fun it is to do duets. So far, we haven't found anything. We're can transpose music from a variety of sources, but that's pretty time consuming at our level of ability.
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Even though it is time consuming I suggest that you don't give it up. That would be a rewarding method of forcing yourself to get better at the all around aspect of music.
- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -> Thanks for the suggestions! > The guys on rec.music.makers.bowed-strings could give you some advice. Are > you looking to play classical or folk? > I'm looking for pretty much anything! My wife just got a viola and > we've discovered how fun it is to do duets. So far, we haven't found > anything. We're can transpose music from a variety of sources, but > that's pretty time consuming at our level of ability.
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If you can, you could always get something that is for both violin and viola (violin because they are the same on notes, you just have to know how to read notes on a staff...).