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Hi Todd Huston? that’s in Texas isn’t it?
Welcome this is a great site.
Jack

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Welcome Ron. I believe you will realize you did a good thing.
Tomas is great and we are learning new skills. Even though I play nylon
this site really works for me.
Jack

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Welcome John
I agree 100% with the guitar part. The singing… I’ll leave that to you and Tomas 🙂
Jack

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Yes it’s more complicated.
I set it for the down beat.
ex 4/4 time I set it for 4 beats per measure.
I’m sure others might do it differently.
I think this helps me keep time
because it’s the basic timing of the measure.
Jack

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Welcome Sandesh I’m Jack from Arizona. I play on nylon.
I joined for the same reason and I play better.:)
Jack

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Welcome Kirsten:
Hello from Sunny Arizona. I play Nylon.
I think you’ll enjoy the experience here’
Jack

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Welcome Denice:
Sorry to here about your mom but that is life and you made a wonderful gesture. You
can be proud. Your not alone with your lack of structure experience.
Many of us have experienced the same misfortune
I think you’ll like it here.
Jack

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Welcome Dale:
The Thumb Is Part of Michigan Right?
Glad to have you on board. This is a great ship!
Jack

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welcome Terry:
Jack Lockhart here, another retired guy ( there are lots of us).
Just want to let you know….You picked the right place.
Tomas is human, effective and a great guy. He cares!
Jack

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Welcome Roy:
I Think you’ll like this site. We have other seniors involved 🙂
My opinion is that Tomas knows what he is doing. I know I’ve learned a bunch.
Jack

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I’m Originally from the SF Bay Area. Spent my working career in the Napa Valley. I was a Systems Engineer with IBM and Had a small commercial salmon fishing operation in Bodega Bay.

I’m long retired and live in Hereford AZ. I’m not new to the guitar. I studied classical guitar for three years or so. Not a very  good experience. Lots of rote learning, very little interpretation,

just working on the works of the masters studying etude after etude. Then I found Tomas you already know what that means. I’m now learning the guitar and loving it.

Oh… I’m still using my classical guitars in my endeavors here.

Jack

 

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