Jonathan

Hey Cheryl, that is a good question.

The chord variations are definitely for more advanced levels, and wouldn’t really apply at the beginner stage. And it was a thought of mine that it might end up being too confusing to have all of that information up.

One thing I was thinking of doing was only putting up chords and variations that I actually use in songs, and only put up new…Read More

Hey Cheryl, that’s a great question, and it is a common problem to miss that first note on the 1st beat of each measure. In general, it’s a good rule of thumb to keep your strumming hand relatively still, and just move the wrist and fingers to make your strumming and plucking. This allows you to memorize what angle of the wrist will allow you to pluck which string. If your whole arm is…Read More

Here’s the replay from this week’s live class:

Hey Adela, I’m working on getting the audio up for all the chords. It’ll take a little bit of time, but just know that it is coming:)

And I’ll add that song suggestion into my list. I’ll see if I can get to it on this week’s live class.

Hey Ann!

Welcome to the forums! You’ve made such amazing progress in the past year, it’s very encouraging to see. You’ve definitely reached that first goal, and it’s only a matter of time until you fulfill the 2nd one.

Here’s the replay for the live class:

Here’s the link to the website I referred to that teaches the major scale patterns:

Hey Pam!

Welcome to the group. So excited to have you here.

I know that a busy schedule is all of our worst enemy when it comes to learning a new hobby, even if we are very passionate about it. In the very first intro lesson, I talk about creating a practice schedule, and you’ll get a practice schedule sheet, and I highly recommend blocking out a set time to practice, even just a few…Read More

You’re welcome Paul! I’m glad you enjoyed it!