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57Chord Construction
Reading this chart left to right shows the major scale and the simple studio numbering system for each root note. Examples: C scale is C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,1(8)); G scale is G,A,B,C,D,E,F#,G...
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54Fifty Years: To Have And To Hold
What began as a music lesson evolved into a delightful interview with a couple who are celebrating fifty years of marital bliss. Their fiftieth anniversary was 19 August, 2009 . Such married individuals are...
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77How To Know If You Can Play By Ear
Have you ever heard someone say they play guitar by ear, and wondered if you could do it too? Maybe you have often considered taking up the guitar but the thought of having to learn how to read little black...
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68Saxophonist: Reading Music vs Playing by Ear
There has been an age old debate that has ended many relationship with awesome saxophonist. Which is better and who makes the best Saxophonist, those who sight read/play sheet music or those artist who are...
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60Play by Ear
Let's say you hear a song on the radio that you'd like to learn immediately, and you don't want to get references from the song sheets or tablatures. You would just like to start playing the song right away......
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68Guitar Playing Lessons
If you are right-handed, your right hand is used to pluck the strings, and your left hand frets the notes and makes the chord shapes. If you are just starting out with the guitar, most people will tell you...
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