Here is another 10-second tip for you to enjoy…
I’ve mentioned in the past how dangerous it can be if you practise barre chords with bad technique.
Here is another 10-second tip for you to enjoy…
I’ve mentioned in the past how dangerous it can be if you practise barre chords with bad technique.
Barre chords are one of the biggest and most brutal tests of a guitarist’s technique.
For many guitarists, practising barres can be as painful as spending a week at the North pole wearing only a Christmas jumper.
Welcome to a new Friday 10-second tip.
Today, I have a little barre chord tip for you.
It’s all about building up your barre chords, one string at a time.
I got this little email the other day from Don, who has purchased a number of my courses…
This week I’ve been yapping on about barre chords.
Some guitarists have no real desire to learn barre chords.
They just want to strum some simple songs or are happy fingerpicking some open chords.
This is all well and good, but let’s picture this…
Welcome to a new Monday post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including the film Tenet, pool/snooker, and sunshine!
On October 7th, 1903, esteemed engineer Samuel Langley was about to change the world.
He and his large staff have just created an aeroplane.
They were ready to test it and be the first ever to achieve the incredible feat of having a motorised plane fly in the sky.