What a fun this strumming. Thanks for communicating/learning it to us.
Another funny discovery was that I reread your “introduction” for this daily ten minutes guitar gym. Great was my astonishment that you don’t focus so much on playing well a lesson but that one has been focused for 10 minutes on that particular subject. That makes a big difference! Good to realize it at least now! (this is my third year at RGS)
Hi Sissel, I’m glad you e-read the instructions for the Guitar Gym. I wonder if there are others that try to perfect each lesson? Do you think a video in addition to written instructions would help?
Great idea, Tomas. As nowadays there is that possibility of the video’s, I would use it as much as possible. But something written down on paper is also working. The video completes the theorie on paper and viceversa!
As this exercise is so simple, today I decided to “expand” him. I played him changing from C to D, from G to F. What a fun to expand my repertoire…. I get inspired always more.
Hi Tomas
What a fun this strumming. Thanks for communicating/learning it to us.
Another funny discovery was that I reread your “introduction” for this daily ten minutes guitar gym. Great was my astonishment that you don’t focus so much on playing well a lesson but that one has been focused for 10 minutes on that particular subject. That makes a big difference! Good to realize it at least now! (this is my third year at RGS)
Hi Sissel, I’m glad you e-read the instructions for the Guitar Gym. I wonder if there are others that try to perfect each lesson? Do you think a video in addition to written instructions would help?
Great idea, Tomas. As nowadays there is that possibility of the video’s, I would use it as much as possible. But something written down on paper is also working. The video completes the theorie on paper and viceversa!
As this exercise is so simple, today I decided to “expand” him. I played him changing from C to D, from G to F. What a fun to expand my repertoire…. I get inspired always more.