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![]() Don White wrote: Well...I've grown tired of just surviving the winters, and since things have mellowed out inn this newsgroup I can't even count on a good dustup to keep me going. This morning I went to a local music store and bought a Takamine GS-330S acoustic guitar. I didn't know what to buy so I let the salesman convince me that this model was the best value..for a beginner as it was on at a reduced price. They threw in the case, strap and half a dozen picks... all for $300.00 CDN. Next I walked upstairs to the Canadian Conservatory of Music and signed up for 18 weeks of music lessons. Classes don't start until next Tuesday night, so I found beginner lessons online but might have trouble with my frettin' hand. I find the strings seem close together for my chubby fingers. Anyway, I'll see how it works out. Gotta do something..... the wife has been called back to work a month early and I'll be semi-housebound for months. Back to that chromatic chord... G major D major C major... mmmm wonder if they do cash refunds at that store? Stick with it, and practice, practice, practice. Your fingers will get used to it..... You'll get frustrated, then frustrated some more, then things will begin to look up, and you'll be amazed at how fast things then progress. One piece of advice that an excellent guitar teacher once instilled in me, is to strum and pick properly. Too many teachers don't teach strumming and picking methods at all, or very little. He made me practice, and I'm glad he did now.... |