what do guitar teachers (good ones) tell you in the first few beginning lessons?
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at
11:12 am
I currently cant afford guitar lessons, so I was wondering what an experienced guitar teacher (students of or teachers themselves) could tell me what the best thing to do would be as a beginner? Arpeggios? Scales? Picking Exercises? Ect?
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My
name is Fred Paterson, I am currently living in Oregon with my wife and 2
kids. I am a guitar lover!!
4 comments
First you should learn Open chords. then try learning scales and once you got those down, try different patterns with different picking exercises, then try to come up with chord progressions, learn arpeggios, etc. hope that helps.
Open chords is the best place to start, then learn chord progressions (how to put them together).
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The first thing I would teach someone is a flexible but efficient practice regiment. The second thing I would teach is open cords, and maybe the e-minor pentatonic scale.