Dweezil Zappa Quote
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Top 10 Facts About the Guitar
By Austin Hennen Vigil The guitar is the world’s second most popular musical instrument, after the piano, and has evolved tremendously over centuries. The word “guitar” was adopte…
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Learn to Play the Mexican Son Jarocho-Style Folk Song ‘El Cascabel’ – Acoustic Guitar
From the October 2017 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY ADAM PERLMUTTER The song “El Cascabel,” as performed by Lorenzo Barcelata and the Mariachi México, has a unique distinction: It’s the only mariac…
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Singapore’s hard rock granny – BBC News
Mary Ho, 81, is captivating Singaporean fans with her electric guitar skills.
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Guitar Courses in April 2018
“See you next Monday and yes I’m very much looking forward to it!!”
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Bamba Dia’s Story
Gavin is truly an excellent teacher!!! He teaches all levels no matter your ability or age. If you want to expand your knowledge of music you’ve found the right person.
Gavin will soon inspire your deeper appreciation and understanding of how the guitar works. A unique teaching style of guitar playing. Making it fun and enjoyable eager to learn more. He has taught me everything I know about guitar. I’ve recently passed my grade 3 with distinction and grade 4 Merit and in December I’ll do my grade 5 exam with London College of Music. Having lessons with Gavin is the best thing I’ve ever done. If you’re going to learn make sure you learn from the best!
He’s charming and friendly he’ll make you feel like you’re at home with genuine enthusiasm and support, he’ll soon have your guitar playing and appreciation for all music on a whole new level! Ever since I’ve started lessons with him I can’t stop playing the guitar.
Thank you Gavin for the help and support!!!
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Today was no different…happily!!
My student is learning bass and qualified last year, but recently took up the 6 string guitar.
Every lesson is different: sometimes I struggle with the formations of chords, and particularly the speed, rhythm and instant reconstruction across six strings with three not-exactly- slender fingertips yet…when that one chord sounds perfect, the swell within this poorly-tuned rib cage rises, momentarily, to meet the kaleidoscopic emotions released within that one down-thrust of emotive expression via this right hand.
I began, tentatively, playing the four strings of the bass, under Gavin’s auspices, many moons ago and have continued to enjoy very much the process and the successes but also the challenge of these journeys…and they are multiple…within the same arena, different styles, different moods, the same charged diversity.
Today was no different…happily!!
Andy 🙂