4.8 rating out of 3696 reviews

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Robert Taylor
I recently retired, and played keyboards most of my life, but wanted to take up the guitar for some time now. I've followed Tony's videos on YouTube for several weeks, then got my first guitar 3 weeks ago and signed up for the class. I'm shocked at how quickly it has me playing! I look forward to practicing and seeing what he will throw at me next. My goal is to be able to simply enjoy myself playing guitar on the porch of our cabin, even if I do it badly. I already feel I can surpass that goal with the TAC lessons!
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Dave Coveney
Was frustrated that I could not progress with my guitar playing. The issue was you need to play and practice, and I did not make the time for that. Tony's class forces you to stay with it and I have completed week 1. I am excited to keep going. I was letting mastery of the technique get in the way of moving forward. I am trusting the system and will assume I will sound better once have a played for a while.
a week ago
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Kathryn Keating
This was perfect timing. I used to play guitar as a teenager and performing folk songs for our school show. I came back to playing off & on but it was frustrating to be playing the same songs and/or not getting through the tablature because I didn't practice everyday. I don't know how I stumbled upon Tony but I listened and he named all the things that were stopping me. I signed up and just wanted to jump in and I did but soon realized I was not in the 30 day program. That was a little confusing for me until I found I was supposed to read some stuff in that PDF but it proved to be helpful. I am now on Day 4 of the challenge although my page says like Day 7 or something. Now I practice everyday. I love picking up my guitar and feel like I'm doing something. This is way cool for my 73 yr old body, mind and spirit. Thank you, Tony
a week ago
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Dick
Signing up for TAC has been incredibly rewarding. I've played rhythm guitar almost exclusively for decades, primarily in groups that did folk, country and early rock - loved to strum and sing. Never had a lesson. In my dotage, I decided to take up as a hobby learning more about how to play guitar, particularly finger picking. Tony's approach suits me well. His methods and presentations are excellent. I've worked on both finger and flat picking, tried to become more adept at barre chords, etc. After the end of 2015, I'm going to go back through all the lessons I've taken, using the tabs to improve my proficiency with each song and technique. I can't keep adding five day challenges -- need to feel better about what I've started to learn!BTW, my guitar is a PRS Angelus. Sold my much loved Collings D2H because it was heavy and not well suited for finger picking.
a week ago
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Jim
Well done.Clear, concise, self paced, and interesting.It is work but it is fun.
a week ago
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