4.8 rating out of 4031 reviews
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Kelly Graham
I am 67 years old and had started to learn the guitar with the basic chords A, Am, C, D and G. That is all good by strumming the chords, but I never learned the transitions nor proper techniques. Tony's TAC program teaches great techniques, for learning to play. When the program started into the Blues shuffle and Boogie, I thought this is too soon for something like this. However, every step of the way Tony assure us to trust the process and no matter how slow just stick with it. I truly enjoy this program and Tony's teach methods. He is for technique oriented and guides by example which most if not all of us are visual learners. I look forward to my guitar playing time every day! Thanks Tony for this TAC program!
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Brenda Johnson
I had retinol surgery in early January and continue to follow your program, but, a little slow as struggling with vision returning. I am learning at a slower pace, but, continue to work at it. The program is certainly improving my skills, but, I will advance slower than most........
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Elaine McClintock
I am enjoying the program.Seeing steady progress ….sometimes small but progress. Took me a bit to navigate the site but better now. I figured out a little hack when trying to remember fingering patternsI use a dry marker pen and write on the tab page till I get it. Easy erase and move on.
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Danielle M Otto
Well for it only being one week into the journey, the program is definitely living up to the hype. Each morning I really look forward to the new lessons and I even look forward to practicing a little at night before bed. I can't wait to see what's in store for the next couple of weeks of the 30 day challenge. Glad I signed up!
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Kari
Only one week and I am enjoying the playing vs practice theory. I have never liked using a flat pick because it was harsh sounding to me. Well, I am using it now and since I am playing vs practicing, I am getting use to playing with it and it is not sounding so harsh to me. I have been a clarinet player in the past. I stopped playing when I was 18. Rebellious as I thought I was given no choice to play it as a minor. I missed music in my life so much, which is why I became interested in guitar. I also play piano, which to me is easier than guitar, but not as portable. I play for my own enjoyment, but if I can become good enough, I would like to be able to play for others also. This method actually gives me hope to be able to do this in the near future.
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willard GRIFFIN JR.
starting back its been 30 years but I am 68 and have made up my mind I am going to learn how to play my Guitar Tony I love your easy teaching and encouragement I am on my second week and my fingers are sore but I am sticking with it.
