(Welling. Kent)
07919 356980
Lessons Guides
About these Lesson Guides
Why playing Instrumentals is important.
Learning and playing the ‘melody’ of a tune is an enjoyable way of reinforcing your scale knowledge and
technique ability. Very few people can sing well so just playing chords (strumming) soon gets boring!
Playing an instrumental version of a tune allows you to improve your guitar skills, and play without limitation
in any key.
It’s not about the tunes!
Please remember, the tunes I have arranged below are simply a ‘frame work’ that contain especially
selected techniques that will add greatly to your guitar playing ‘tool box’ no matter what style you normally
enjoy playing. Practicing these techniques as part of a tune is more rewarding and educational than a stale
repeating exercise!
NOTE; the videos are an arrangement that should suit the majority of members. I often adapt a tune to
members needs, abilities, and preferences.
There are so many lessons and tunes so I’ll upload more when I get round to recording them or when you
ask me to upload the lesson/exercise you are working on.
We’ve got the Singer, Bass, Drummer and Keyboard player, now YOU can learn the skills to be
a guitarist in a band or orchestra. Visit our Band Practice page…It’s Just Like the real thing!
NEW!
Many more popular
lessons taught
‘one to one’ in class!
Be part of our
NEW !
Band Practice
Just Like the real thing!
07919 356980
Lessons Guides
About Lesson Guides
Lesson Guides
(my compositions for lessons)
Lesson Guides
(instrumental arrangements for
JE Music members)
Sound of Silence + Creating a
Bespoke solo.
Sicilia Latin style ballad
My Heart will go on (Titanic)
Be part of our
NEW !
Band Practice
Just Like the real thing!
Why playing Instrumentals is important.
Learning and playing the ‘melody’ of a tune is an
enjoyable way of reinforcing your scale
knowledge and technique ability. Very few people
can sing well so just playing chords (strumming)
soon gets boring! Playing an instrumental version
of a tune allows you to improve your guitar skills,
and play without limitation in any key.
It’s not about the tunes!
Please remember, the tunes I have arranged
below are simply a ‘frame work’ that contain
especially selected techniques that will add
greatly to your guitar playing ‘tool box’ no matter
what style you normally enjoy playing. Practicing
these techniques as part of a tune is more
rewarding and educational than a stale repeating
exercise!
NOTE; the videos are an arrangement that
should suit the majority of members. I often adapt
a tune to members needs, abilities, and
preferences.
There are so many lessons and tunes so I’ll
upload more when I get round to recording them
or when you ask me to upload the
lesson/exercise you are working on.
We’ve got the Singer, Bass, Drummer and Keyboard
player, now YOU can learn the skills to be
a guitarist in a band or orchestra. Visit our
Band Practice page…It’s Just Like the real thing!
NEW!
