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Learn to Play Guitar in No Time - Learning To Play Guitar ____________________________________ By Rowland Clive - http://learningtoplayguitar.org I've always been impressed with those people who can play the guitar like a rock star with seemingly little effort. It almost appears as if they were born doing it. I always wanted to learn to play guitar, but as it turns out, it's actually quite difficult. That is, until I discovered that it doesn't have to be... To Learn More About Learning To Play Guitar I had tried several self-learn style websites where you can learn to play guitar through online lessons. The problem was that I would reach a point and then get stuck because the lessons were hard to follow, or incomplete, or the website wasn't very professionally done, or the quality was poor, or worse yet, the lessons were just plain boring. What helped bring my guitar playing to new levels was when I found a website that made learning to play guitar easy, fast, and fun, and I learned from an actual professional musician who knows his stuff. I want to reveal this priceless information to you right now. If you're looking to learn to play guitar, then this could be the most informative article you read all year because the information I'm about to reveal to you has the power to dramatically improve your guitar playing skills. But first, if you're going to learn how to play guitar, then you should also learn a little bit about a guitar. The guitar is made up of 9 to 11 parts depending on whether you're playing an electric or acoustic guitar. The parts include the head, tuning peg, nut, fretboard, position marker, pick guard, bridge, and body.

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Learn to Play Guitar in No Time - Learning To Play Guitar

____________________________________ By Rowland Clive - http://learningtoplayguitar.org

I've always been impressed with those people who can play the guitar like a rock star with seemingly little effort. It almost appears

as if they were born doing it. I always wanted to learn to play guitar, but as it turns out, it's actually quite difficult. That is, until I

discovered that it doesn't have to be...

To Learn More About Learning To Play Guitar

I had tried several self-learn style websites where you can learn to play guitar through online lessons. The problem was that I would

reach a point and then get stuck because the lessons were hard to follow, or incomplete, or the website wasn't very professionally

done, or the quality was poor, or worse yet, the lessons were just plain boring. What helped bring my guitar playing to new levels

was when I found a website that made learning to play guitar easy, fast, and fun, and I learned from an actual professional musician

who knows his stuff.

I want to reveal this priceless information to you right now. If you're looking to learn to play guitar, then this could be the most

informative article you read all year because the information I'm about to reveal to you has the power to dramatically improve your

guitar playing skills.

But first, if you're going to learn how to play guitar, then you should also learn a little bit about a guitar. The guitar is made up of 9 to

11 parts depending on whether you're playing an electric or acoustic guitar. The parts include the head, tuning peg, nut, fretboard,

position marker, pick guard, bridge, and body.

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That's where the similarities end. The electric guitar also has pickups, pickup selectors, and tone/volume controls. The acoustic

guitar does not have any of the aforementioned parts of the electric guitar, but does have a sound hole.

You should also learn a little about chords, which form the backbone and harmony of a piece of music. One of the most important

things to learn as a beginner is how to play open chords. By doing this, you'll easily learn to play simple songs, which will motivate

you to learn more complicated techniques.

Learning to play guitar on your own can be a difficult task, and you'd most likely seek out guitar lessons. But this can be a hassle

since you have to follow someone else's schedule, and it can get expensive over time. Instead, you need a solution that allows you

to learn at your own pace, take your lessons at any time of day, and for as long as you want, and is relatively inexpensive.

That's exactly what I did. I was able to learn at my own pace, whenever I had free time. I didn't have to learn to play guitar based on

someone else's schedule, nor did I have to keep paying for lessons, over and over again. I learned fast too, and made more

progress in a couple of months than I had in the previous couple of years. It was amazing finally learning to play guitar the way I had

always envisioned.

So…What’s Next ?

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