Cool Online Guitar lessons
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Batsirai Chada
I am the editor of Called2Music. I started this because I felt compelled to by God. It's that simple. He really has a vested interest in every human heart - and with music being a launguage of heaven and the human soul - He is REALLY interested in the artists who venture out to declare Him to the world. In this season, God is looking for laiddown lovers who yearn for Him first and from that place go out declaring the truth in song, and in demonstration of power. Its not about who can move the most CD's - but how we can move His heart and the hearts of men towards Him. I hope the content on this site will help you in your pursuit of your calling.
By Batsirai Chada
Published on 06/14/2007
I found this site that has online videos with guitar lessons - all the way from beginner to advanced. They are quite cheap given what you would pay for actual lessons...
Great place to learn the guitar
JamPlay.com is hitting it big in the guitar world. Their website is a membership only service which broadcasts high-definition video guitar lessons. They have brought together guitar instruction with interactivity... even allowing you to ask questions to their video instructors. They feature 4-5 guitar instructors to give you a selection in teaching methods, which is a big plus.
They teach by "lesson set" instead of just flopping out a ton of small video clips. They start with the very basics like tuning your guitar, finger placement, and basic chords, and move on to finger-picking, palm muting, hammer ons, pull offs, and many more advanced topics as you progress through the lessons. We found this surprisingly good for the overall experience, because you can follow through these lesson sets just how you would with a normal guitar teacher. Biggest thing is, it's cheap as well because they get so many members.
Click here to visit JamPlay.
They teach by "lesson set" instead of just flopping out a ton of small video clips. They start with the very basics like tuning your guitar, finger placement, and basic chords, and move on to finger-picking, palm muting, hammer ons, pull offs, and many more advanced topics as you progress through the lessons. We found this surprisingly good for the overall experience, because you can follow through these lesson sets just how you would with a normal guitar teacher. Biggest thing is, it's cheap as well because they get so many members.
Click here to visit JamPlay.