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How can you get better at guitar?
Right now, I can go online and learn to play songs, and practice play the song over time, but when I get to play another song, I feel better. What is the essence of being a good guitarist? only one to know? techniques? how do I do to really get better on guitar? learn to play some classics, perhaps?
The essence of a good guitarist is: 1. Learn every inch of frets and strings. Knowing what to do with the left hand and right to get exactly the sound you want. 2. Capacity to make any song their own. Most guitarists can official copy of another style. There are many collections on books on how to sound like Eddie Van Halen or how to recreate every note of the main solo Stairway to Heaven. I used to play Stairway to Heaven as Bossa Nova instrumental. Bluegrass groups make a version of the stairway to heaven the average amateur does not even recognize. It is much more than a song to be able to create a saved version of it in vivo. 3. Learn to enjoy music from your past. I do not just mean the years sixty. Calculate for yourself why Ritchie Blackmore believes it is more interesting to work with a band playing in the Middle Ages and Renaissance music instead of just make millions to relive their glory days chunking introductory riff of "Smoke on the Water" again! Learn why model can be lora as much fun as playing Crazy Train. 4. Learn to speak in the language of altered chords. Discover polyrhythms. Explore the uncharted waters of Jazz, Fusion and Latin music. Learn the secrets of flamenco. Create your own style of music! What do you do with a guitar around the world, you've never heard of? Have you tried discipline Russian seven-string guitar? Have you played in modal tunings? Can you put the plectrum (selection) and play fingerstyle? 5. Learn the history of the players he admires, and to see what they did with the guitar. Study Blues pioneers like Son House, Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, Josh White and Robert Johnson. Grab rough recordings of 78 and find out why guitarists spend a few days of listening again and again, finally taped because they are afraid of shellac will take place before "getting" one last lick. Learn the history of players not yet known. Discover the world as a master guitarist Michael Chapdelaine and Stefan Shyga and why they are teaching rather than simply run. I hope that provided some grain grind for their mill and put it on the road. If you feel you have lost or become the crossroads that is, give me a shout. I will be happy to try to help.
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