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Location: Clermont FL | I taught guitar in a large music center for about 8 years. The other teachers and I would teach a method, Mel Bay, Alfred or Gibson, and add some chords that the student could relate to, such as C / AM / F / G , they could then hear a melody in their heads to go with the progression. It helped keep the lessons from getting boring. If you can learn to read music and understand theroy from the start you are miles ahead from the way I started, which was self taught, I had to learn music at 30 years of age, I regret the lost years I spent plugging along.. Stu |
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March 2002
Posts: 14842
Location: NJ | ". . . Cliff
why was I the guy always loading the equipment into the truck???? . . ."
Al;
(As John B. can testify), I am STILL "that guy"
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April 2003
Posts: 2503
Location: Fayetteville, NC | Groupies??!! You mean ther really ar e Groupies out there??
Oh man, Where were they when I was Playing More??
Oh Wait,..now I remember,..They were with the Sound Guy :D |
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December 2001
Posts: 10582
Location: NJ | I want to apologize to strummin 12. He made a post and then i went to reply to it. I accidently edited his post. Johnny alerted me and I deleted it.
sorry about that chief... |
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Best way to start teaching my son the guitar
