Although I have been playing the guitar for a long time, I’m always seeking more learning information. It was becoming quite painful and creating too much anxiety spending so much time sifting through the endless online guitar courses claiming everything from play like Jimi Hendrix in 30 days to learn to play easy guitar songs overnight.
I’m looking for a certain type of lesson. I have been a student of the guitar since I was 11 years old. I’m 56 years old now. My first four years of guitar lessons were classical guitar. My last 5 years of lessons have been electric guitar. Some of my friends call me a purveyor of online guitar lessons. I really enjoy the few on the level lessons and generally buy the courses I think might have something to teach me.
Remember I’m not a beginner guitar player, so I’m looking for  intermediate level information for the most part. So after examining in detail, I decided the learn to play the guitar course that arrived recently, had exactly what I was looking for to learn more advance guitar skills. The first thing that caught my attention was how well structured the ‘learn to play guitar’ book for beginner guitar players was. It took me back to my favorite teacher who had an iron cased method of teaching that I loved. I loved it because I got positive results fast as a beginner. (He was a graduate of Berklee Music School).
In essence the course that arrived has solid well structured information in several well planned DVD’s and a huge 400 plus page book with big writing. The book also comes on a CD, so you can view it on your computer. The best part is the teacher has an etched in granite structure of teaching that is almost exactly like taking up where i left off. And is excellent at putting everything in understandable terms. In fact, one of the basic music theorems, which I have never been able to understand, was explained in a manner that I totally understand . The course was worth it just for that. He also has a support phone number given out to course owners for more information, free.
I really think that the days of actually driving to a guitar lesson four times a week and paying from $75 .00 to more than $100.00 per month is going to become less popular. I love having my guitar course and information right in front of my face and being able to replay it or look back as many times as necessary to understand it. That is real important to me since I rarely remember anything the first time around.
I don’t think I’m the only one who would rather stay at home and learn how to play the guitar than traipsing around town to a music studio every week. Think about all the money you will save in the long-run. Not that it is a cheap course by my standards, but over the long-run, a great deal of money will be saved by not going to a lesson every week. It’s possible you may advance even faster, if you have a built in knack for playing the guitar, why hold yourself back by having a guitar teacher throttle your creative needs and unusual skills. If you are not gifted (like me) than you can take as much time to go over essentials until you get it. Remember it is not a race.
The last thing about this wonderful course is that there is no hassle money back guarantee if you don’t like the course, for any reason.