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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Guitar lessons in Lexington . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!

Lance P offers Guitar lessons in Lexington, KY

Lance P

Instruments: Piano Guitar Drums Mallet Percussion Orchestral Percussion Latin Percussion Keyboard Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

The one thing I enjoy more than playing music is helping others learn and grow in their craft. I started playing guitar back in 2008 while I was living in Guam. While I was there I devoted my entire life to learning how to play guitar in all its various modes. I spent years focused on growing as a guitar player and learning to push myself to continuously improve. During that time, I began to fall in love with percussion. Read More

Eliseo L offers Guitar lessons in Lexington, KY

Eliseo L

Instruments: Guitar Voice Saxophone Drums Bass Guitar Accordion Recorder Keyboard Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

My experience dates back to my middle School. 20 Years ago I began to teach private lessons. I had develop great skills in my students and motivate them combine classical with commercial music. If there is some one who wishes to compose, I encourage them. My responsibility and respect for motivate them is always a long way for their progress. For me, is very important learn for doing. To play the instrument that you love and the music too. Read More

Jared M offers Guitar lessons in Lexington, KY

Jared M

Instruments: Guitar Bass Guitar Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

My journey in music started at the age of 5 when my mother mandated that my brothers and I learn piano. I didnt really begin a passion for it until the age of 12 when I first started guitar lessons in the Pittsburgh with an instructor who would become my most influential mentor in the area of music. He pushed me to follow interests in recording arts and my various pursuits in orchestra and making connections. Read More

Adam H offers Guitar lessons in Lexington, KY

Adam H

Instruments: Piano Guitar Drums Mallet Percussion Orchestral Percussion Conga Music

I have been teaching students for many years and love the challenge of developing new students into musicians that can be proud of their art. I graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a degree in Music Industry. While attending EKU I studied percussion under Dr. Jason Koontz and was involved in numerous ensembles including the Percussion Ensemble, the Steel Band Ensemble, the African Drum and Dance Ensemble, the Marching Band, and more. Read More

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...the same as the Intro.. Outro: 8-bar section; The first four bars are the same as the Intro. The last four bars are the same as the Chorus and end on the G.   Once you become familiar with chord charts, you’ll never want to go back. It’s just easier to see where you’re going when you have a map. And, it’s especially helpful when you’re not familiar with the song or there’s a section of the song that you don’t remember (Bridges and Interludes are notorious for surprising players and derailing a song’s performance).   This tune has an Instrumental... Read More

Blues Guitar: Origins and Fundamentals of Playing

...of tension because they include the interval of a tritone. Traditionally, dominant chords are meant to resolve back to the 1 chord, which is often called the tonic chord, but in blues music this doesn’t happen because every chord is typically a dominant chord. The innate tension in these chords reflects the vivid longing and dissatisfaction found in the lyrical content of blues music.   Dominant chords are built off of a formula of Root + Major 3rd + Perfect 5th +Minor 7th. We recommend learning the barred dominant chord shape and applying that to the 12 Bar Blues because it can be ... Read More

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...explain some methods for practicing soloing over blues changes. Becoming Familiar with the Progression The first step in learning about soloing over blues changes is to become familiar with all the elements that make up the blues progression. First, analyze the progression in terms of music theory: analyze the form, harmony, etc. For the basic twelve-bar blues progression that we’re using, the form is twelve bars and can be broken down into three phrases that are four bars each (I will use a double bar line to denote this in my examples). The harmony, again in its simplest form, consists solely of I, ... Read More

Elements of a Song

...as long as you present it in a thoughtful, honest way. It’s a good idea not to rush the melody-writing process, so take your time, try out lots of ideas, and you’ll start to see what sticks and what doesn’t. Things like good phrasing and interesting syncopation can help make melodies more memorable elements of a song, and creating music that’s memorable should be the goal of any good songwriter. What good does a story do if the listener forgets it the minute it’s done being told? Melodies have the power to haunt, thrill, and seduce the listener.   Lyrics   There is ... Read More

Jazz Exercises for Saxophone: Intermediate Studies in 12 Keys

...problems was seeing each chord as its own entity. This is a problem for many reasons. It makes things more complicated than they have to be. Imagine reading a sentence and seeing each word as its own thing, not related to the word that comes before it or after it. This process would make reading very labor intensive and time consuming. It would essentially mean you have a great understanding of vocabulary while having virtually no understanding of syntax. This leads to making things sound unnatural. I’ll explain this more later in the article.   Jazz musicians often have a ... Read More
Heart of Gold Chords Arranged for Beginning Guitar (Neil Young)
Blues Guitar: Origins and Fundamentals of Playing
Soloing Over Blues Changes
Elements of a Song
Jazz Exercises for Saxophone: Intermediate Studies in 12 Keys

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