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Articles to help you get more value from your guitar lessons...Increasing Guitar Practice Motivation: Practice Projects
If you've been learning guitar for a while, then you might have noticed that there are two broad categories of things to practice… Project-based practice items. These are practice items where it's very easy to define an endpoint. An example of this would be learning a...
Increasing Guitar Practice Motivation: Morning Practice Sessions
One of the challenges of learning guitar as an adult is that a large chunk of your time each week is spent generating income, either with a job or business. (I'm assuming that you're not retired). This might mean that you practice the guitar after your work day, which...
Increasing Guitar Practice Motivation: Five-Minute Practice Sessions
It can be very frustrating for any guitarist to feel like they've lost their enthusiasm for practice. They know they should be practising but don't feel inspired to pick up the guitar. If you're feeling a bit like this, then this article is for you. We'll be...
Guitar Fretboard Fluency: Horizontal Expansion
In this guitar lesson we'll be exploring a concept that I call horizontal expansion, which is a great way of improving your fretboard knowledge and soloing vocabulary. So, what exactly is horizontal expansion? Horizontal expansion is where you take a short guitar lick...
Introduction To Octave Displacement
In this guitar lesson we'll be taking a look at octave displacement, which is a useful compositional technique that allows you to easily create many variations of a melody. But, before we look at this technique, we should briefly talk a little bit about octaves......
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