4.8 rating out of 3229 reviews
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Pete
So far so good! Started like gangbusters and then came down with pneumonia…(( can’t wait to get back to the lessons.
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Lynn David English
I was a public school music teacher for many years, and for the lower grades either accompanied with a guitar or taught them to accompany themselves. At any rate, there was no pressure from 1-5 grade students to ever further develop my guitar skills. If I ever found reason to improve my guitar playing, I would just improve, after all, I had a degree in music and should know what to do. Wrong! This construction, being able to see what to do next and doing it, is absolutely helping. The lessons are showing me misconceptions and locked minded notions I have carried for years about the guitar; the more strings used to make a chord the better; I IV and V chords are vertical arrangements, and strumming patterns that I would not have considered. As for a timed practice habit, at 80 years I'm still quite busy and my schedule is irregular. I just want to get the session in before the day is over. Thank you for the instruction, I enjoy it and am glad to see personal improvement.
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Rhonda
Just started the TAC lessons. Love the quick draw chord exercises. This has helped a lot. Having trouble with some fingers reaching frets. hopefully with time it will happen.
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Denny
I'm having a tough time and thought is this what I really want and the answer is yes.I'm not worried about practice every day but I do get it most days. I went back to week two and kind of started over. I want to get my fingers to do better on strings before I move on. Tony always says to take the time and try to get it right because it will pay off later but then the next day I'm expected to do something new. I realized there is no race on this so I'm going at a slower pace. Practice, practice, practice.... Having guitar set up properly and changed to silk / steel strings really helped.
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Steve
I really enjoy your guitar course. I'm 65 years old and have never played an instrument other than dabbling with the banjo so I do feel like I may be getting a little bit behind with my daily practice/lessons. For some reason when I first went into the course, I didn't notice, but it started me on lesson three. It took me two days to realize that it was a lot tougher than I thought and then I noticed I had started in the wrong place. I went back to the beginning and started over but this did put me a little behind in my 30 day course. Plus, I've realized I'm going to need a new computer if I expect to get good at this. Trying to watch this on my phone is not working too well. My present day computer is old so I'm gonna replace it so I can focus on the lessons better. I really enjoy the way you teach guitar by taking it down into small chunks. Even though I'm a bit behind, I'm gonna continue working on it.
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Matt Steitzer
At almost 70, I am amazed at how fun and simplistic this program is. I have some musical background but not on the guitar. I have had my guitar for about 7 years but finally decided it was time to get after this and it has been a blessing. I'm only one week in but I feel like I can not only do this, but really enjoy doing this. Thanks for the great tips, advice, and attitude you bring to this process. It makes a difference.
