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i’m 17 years οld аnd i want tο learn hοw tο play thе guitar, bυt i don’t really hаνе thе time tο take lessons…i saw a commercial οn tv fοr thе “i саn play guitar” game fοr kids. i’d bе really interested іn something lіkе thаt bυt i don’t know іf іt’s tοο small…i read thаt іt wаѕ specially mаdе fοr children’s hands…
anyways…please hеlр.
i’m 17 years οld аnd i want tο learn hοw tο play thе guitar, bυt i don’t really hаνе thе time tο take lessons…i saw a commercial οn tv fοr thе “i саn play guitar” game fοr kids. i’d bе really interested іn something lіkе thаt bυt i don’t know іf іt’s tοο small…i read thаt іt wаѕ specially mаdе fοr children’s hands…
anyways…please hеlр.
October 21st, 2009 at 8:53 am
There are many DVD’s available that teach guitar. Also if you have Comcast or Cox cable or anycable that offers OnDemand, under the entertainment section there are guitar lessons for popular songs where you watch and teach yourself. they are pretty cool.
October 22nd, 2009 at 4:32 am
There are a lot of different ways of learning to play the guitar at age 17. Lessons are time consuming and a slower way to go. The “I can play guitar” book and DVD can be purchsed at WalMart and Target. You can also get more advanced books and DVD’s as you progress. This way you are working at your own speed, not a class.
They do work. I know because my Hubby got a guitar for his b-day and he used it. He’s now playing and loving it.
Go to music stores and check out the different DVD and book systems they have. There are a lot. The ones in the music stores tend to be more expensive.
Good Luck on learing to play!!!
October 23rd, 2009 at 6:54 am
Find a teacher through your local music store and take at least six or eight lessons. It will save you months of time.
Once you have a bit of a foundation and a minimum of bad habits, it’s safe to start off on your own with DVDs and books.