The class would have guitar tabs or a link to a guitar tab to practice, or to learn. It would have different ranges of levels, from begginner to expert. Also, it would have links to video's on Youtube of how to play certian songs.
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Im interested. I got to take some lessons last winter in Lincoln. It would be helpful to be able to come online and have some things explained. My big problem right now is getting speed when Im changing notes. Im guessing people who start guitar when they are young have a big advantage with working the fretboard..
After last winters lessons I have just stalled out. Oh I take the guitar out and play around with it for a while most nights but im just not going anywhere with it right now. I bought a travel guitar recently as well. But I want to really get going on this. When im back in North Dakota it would be 80 miles one way for lessons, if I could fit them in, plus costs of lessons. Jam play looks like it would be good but you need unlimited access internet for it and I have cellular. i ran over my GB limit on You tube one time so now im more careful! That and you have to be at a computer for Jamplay. Id rather have a book with an accompying DVD and I could take the book and the travel guitar along with me sometimes. Id perfer a spiral bound book if possible and im looking for one that would be a good at teaching guitar rather or more than leaning to read music through guitar like some of the books I have looked at. Hal Lenord is an example of what id rather not. Anybody got any good suggestions? Thanks...
