All posts in category: Practice Techniques
Do you ever have times when your motivation for practising the guitar varies wildly?
For instance, at some point, you might feel super motivated and some days you’re just “not in the mood”.
If so, and especially if your motivation is lower than you’d like, this should help…
I was reading an interview in The Guardian the other day with Keith Richards.
He was talking about his recent struggles with arthritis.
Promoting the band’s first studio album in 18 years, Keith was rather upbeat about it all.
As we all know, there are a gazillion, trillion things to practise on the guitar.
…At least potentially anyway.
If I gave you a series of notes to remember, would you be able to remember them?
Let’s try it.
I’m a big fan of the classical position.
…Especially when using a strap to help secure the guitar.
I call it ‘CWAS’ (Classical With A Strap).
Welcome to a new post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including thoughts on the importance of context, a silly bit of musicality fun, and more.
Here we go…
One of the most frustrating things about learning guitar is not the learning…
…but it’s the forgetting!
One thing I talk a lot about is the importance of good technique when you play guitar.
Classical guitarists often have far better “core fundamental technique” than non-classical guitarists.
Welcome to a new Monday post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including how to make progress even when you have injuries, silly debates about the best guitarist ever, and more. Here we go…