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January 26th, 2006
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Time to Face The Music
Hey everyone...I believe that there's no sweeter sound than the sound of an acoustic guitar being played...(by someone that knows how).
A couple of years back I started taking guitar lessons. At the same time I discovered that a few of my 12-13 year old students were having lessons by my guitar teacher as well....
Often while I attempted to teach them art, we'd talk about how our guitar lessons were progressing...this was great, for about a few weeks...then my students started to advance in their guitar playing way faster than me... (it was at about this time that I started asking for 'silent painting' in class)...
Anyway, they seemed to get the hang of things easily, while I just struggled.
One of my resolutions for 2006 is to learn how to play, and not give up until I can impress people with at least one tune... (my friends are easily impressed, so I won't have to be that good!)
I love the Beatles and wonder if anyone can suggest any 'easy' tune to start with...
Cheers, and the best of luck with your learning...
~Mystique
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January 27th, 2006
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It is probably safer to just link to material that may be questionable. That way our forum stays safe and Kirk can take a look and give his opinion.
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January 27th, 2006
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Now that be fine. I dont think that will do any harm.
Thanx allthumbs 
No one can master every aspect of guitar playing, they just get better everyday.
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January 27th, 2006
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found the web site for the beatles song book and midi's
www.sepanet.it i found it thru google search for sergio palumbo, then had it translate the page, so google search is best, the click on beatles on left side panel
chuck
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January 27th, 2006
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Originally Posted by chuckswood2001
found the web site for the beatles song book and midi's
www.sepanet.it i found it thru google search for sergio palumbo, then had it translate the page, so google search is best, the click on beatles on left side panel
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There are 21 acoustic beatles tunes here. You need powertab(free) to play them though.
http://acousticpower.com/variousA-D.html
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January 27th, 2006
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Thanks allthumbs, that'll be of great use. Is powertab similar to guitar pro???
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January 27th, 2006
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Thanks allthumbs, that'll be of great use. Is powertab similar to guitar pro??? |
Not as fancy,but there are a lot of site that use it.
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January 28th, 2006
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Hi Mystique
I found when I first started out that "From Me To You" by The Beatles was a fairly easy one to do and good fun as well. You might try that and play along to the actual song if you've got it. Good luck!
"Good Music is that which penetrates the ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty" Thomas Beecham
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January 28th, 2006
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Thanks for finding that chuckswood2001...
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