Re: How do I progress?
- From: Stephen Calder <calder9@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:50:37 +1000
flamingkitties wrote:
PH wrote:If you are serious, I think you should get a good teacher.
Please forgive my poor english.
Your English is better than a lot of English people's.
I have emailed a local teacher, if I can slide it into my budget I will think about getting one.
You don't need a lot of lessons to get you started, especially if you practise a lot in between lessons. Talk to a teacher about what you want to learn (style, what kind of songs, instrumental or accompaniment, etc) and ask about a lesson once a month that will cram in lots of things for you to practise until the next lesson. You will make much faster progress having a teacher show you the basics than you would on your own.
Failing that, find a good video course; but these can be expensive, too.
Some of Mike Herbert's teaching videos are quite good and fairly cheap to buy one at a time, teaching you specific songs.
--
Stephen
Ballina, Australia
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