http://www.dolphinstreet.com Here’s a great rock guitar lesson in the style of Gary Moore. It uses lots of hammer-ons and pull-offs to make it possible to play really fast. across 4 strings. View more free rock guitar lessons with riffs like this and other great ways to play lead guitar on my website.
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i’ve been playing for a little bit, taken some lessons, and i’ve learnt quite a bit but i want to learn alot more, i know about www.ultimate-guitar.com, i just dont know of alot of classic rock songs that wouldn’t be that hard to play. can you help me out?
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN – Led Zeppelin
I am taking guitar lessons every saturday but I seriously suck. I practice at least four times a week. I look up tabs of my favorite songs on the net. Is there anything I can do to improve my skills? I love playing the guitar and I love rock. I am willing to try almost anything. Well thanks <3
Practice practice practice, no one said it would be easy. Where do you look up the tabs from the net? Msg me plz!
I have been taking guitar lessons for a year now. My instructor is a local kid just trying to make some extra cash. He’s pretty cool… loves the classic guitarists and some new. I got him a book on the 100 best guitars & guitarists for xmas last year. does anyone have any ideas? I would really like to get him a cool gift, but am totally empty on ideas HELP 
It’s a little expensive, but this place has great statues. Here’s a Henrix one.
http://www.rock-n-roll-action-figures.com/knjihestc.html
I’m learning guitar now, on a Fender Stratocaster immitation, I’ve been playing for 2 months now, I pick up chords and different strumming patterns easily and I think my teacher is leading me into scales, just on 3 strings so far but we add a new one each lesson. He’s very pleased with how I’m doing, I’m 2 lessons ahead of what he’d planned, so I’m doing alright at rock style guitar, I’ve got the Key of C done well and the Key of E almost perfect (is this used as much in Jazz guitar?), and I’m fine with swinging and the 12 bar blues that I’m learning. I play with a 1mm pick too I heard that jazz guitar is fingerpicked, can it be done with a pick as well, even if it isn’t common?
How difficult is it compared to rock guitar, and what techniques will I need to learn. to play those kind of gentle, lazy fills, does that take a lot of speed, coz I’m not much good picking fast, I guess it takes practice though too. And also will jazz still be around much in the future, coz no-one my age (14) seems to like it, only rock/metal and pop and rap? I’d like to be able to perform in groups, maybe not as a living but just for fun, is it difficult to get into one?
I know lots of questions in there
Scales are very important for Jazz, learn them well, learn the patterns for major and minor, that way you can transpose across the fretboard.
Jazz really is for fun and exploration, so whatever way you want to play it is fine, but you need to pick up on what key and rythym everyone is using, which takes a little experience.
Jazz styles vary a lot, try listening to some to get an idea, and copy their style to get a feel.
playing your blues is a good start too. keep at it!
I don’t have time for private personal lessons. Anyone know a good website/software I can buy to learn about guitar theory/techniques and blues/rock guitar? ONLY people who actually tried and learned from these software COMPLETELY answer please. I don’t want people who tried something for 2 days and then quit and tell me to try that particular software. Thanks.
Try these links below-
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com
http://www.chordie.com/
http://www.tabpower.com
http://www.guitartabbooks.com/freeles
http://www.guitarlessonsonvideo.com
If you were joining a website for guitar lessons in these genre’s, what topics would you most like to see covered. Be as specific as you like. Rhythm, lead, songwriting, technique, gear? Picking, legato? Would theory be important to you? What’s the one thing you can’t find on other websites that you struggle with? Assume that this website will have audio, video, and tablature. Serious answers only.
All of the topics you mentioned, including theory. Especially picking & lead techniques. Something I can’t find on other websites that I struggle with is palm-muting.
For example:
Math: I’m having the children match up the numbers of a picture of a guitar which has adding or subtracting to a piture of a person which has the answers.
Art: Children listen to Elvis and create a painting based on how the music makes them feel.
Etc.
This site should answer nearly all of your teaching category questions:
http://www.blackstump.com.au/homework.htm
For acoustic guitar. Styles – rock, jazz, ska.
I am currently offering guitar/theory lessons in the Baltimore area. I hold a BM degree with a concentration in classical guitar performance from Towson University. Learn to read standard notation, music theory and analysis, ear training, orchestration, musicianship, technique, composition, classical, rock, or jazz styles from a teacher with 5+ years of teaching experience.
Accepting students ages 6 and up.
Rates are $25 per half hour or $45 per hour at my home studio in Roland Park in NW Baltimore City, or $60 for a one hour lesson at your home.
If interested, please email me for a copy of my resume, references, video clips, sound files, or any questions you might have.
-Doug Phillips
wphill2@towson.edu
http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/free_blues_video/ click NOW for a FREE Video guitar lesson that is not on YouTube & a FREE Ebook from Next Level Guitar.com
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