How To Play Guitar for Beginners : Left Handed Technique for Beginning Guitar

By admin | Published: March 31, 2010

How to use the left handed technique forbeginning guitar; get a professional beginner’s guitar lesson from a professional guitarist in this free instructional video. Expert: Bryan Billhimer Bio: Bryan Billhimer is the lead guitarist for platinum-selling rock/pop band Blessid Union of Souls. He is also a songwriter and engineer. Filmmaker: matt senatore

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Learn To Play Guitar Video

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

1)Left-handed people will have to learn guitar one of two ways: either learn to play right-handed (one of my best friends did) or learn to play upside-down and backwards like Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix. Learn To Play Guitar VideoEither way don’t get discouraged! Now, for right-handed players, it’s simple. Your right hand will hold the guitar pick and strum the rhythm or pick the individual notes, while your left hand forms the chords or fingers the individual notes on the fret board. Let’s not get into Van Halen style hammer-ons or the use of the whammy bar or anything else super advanced. Just focus on training each hand to do what it’s supposed to do for now as you learn guitar basics.

2) Handling – Acoustic and electric guitars are expensive and fragile. You don’t have the money (or sponsorship) to smash them on the stage every night, so handle your guitar with care. Always keep your guitar in a hard case if you can. A soft case is usually fine for an electric guitar, but a hard case is mandatory for an acoustic guitar. We all know someone who has their guitar on a stand out in the open in their house. Bad idea. Anybody in the world can walk right up and smash, trip over, knock into, throw up on, spill their drink/food on, you-name-it on, your guitar. A case also helps protect against moisture and wild temperature variations which can warp wood and rust metal parts. Get a case and use it! This is learn guitar basics 101.

3) Tuning – Almost every song you hear is written and performed with the guitar in “E” tuning (also called “standard tuning”). You’ll hear Folkies and Death Metal people talking about “open G” and “drop B” tunings. Politely nod, focus on learning guitar basics, and then standard tune your guitar as follows: thickest string to “E” (often called the bottom string even though, when you look down as you play, it’s on top), second thickest string to “A”, third thickest string to “D”, fourth thickest string to “G”, fifth thickest string to “B”, and the thinnest string to “E” which will be exactly one octave higher than the “low E” first string. You can learn to do this by ear or you can invest in an electronic tuner. Beginners should get an electronic tuner. Keep it in your case.

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4) Chords – There are seven major chords (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and about a million variations of those chords. Most songs use these seven major chords, so unless you want to play jazz or something, you should start by learning these as you learn guitar basics. It would take more space than we have here to show you the fingering for these chords, so you’ll have to find that out elsewhere (hint: the blue link in my bio is a good place to start). As a beginner, you simply need to understand that there are chords and there are bar chords. Bar chords are major chords played with a “bar” (usually your pointer finger) over the entire fret before the chord is formed. You can use what’s called a capo which is a small, movable bar that fits over a single fret (they look like giant clothespins).

5) Playing – Once you know how to hold, handle, and tune your guitar, and you’ve learned a few of the major chords, it’s time to play. Nothing, and I mean nothing, will teach you how to play guitar faster or better than actually playing it. Google the chords for your favorite song and play along. You don’t even have to match the strumming or soloing. Just try to identify the chord changes to develop your ear. Don’t be afraid to mess up because you will, again and again. Just keep playing and it will become more and more natural. After you locate and execute the chord changes enough times, you should try strumming along to learn rhythm and tempo. Once you get that down, expand your chord knowledge with minor chords and sevenths. Buy a comprehensive guitar teaching course if you want to learn more than just guitar basics. You may never play like the guitar gods, but there’s no reason, with a little practice and patience, you can’t play guitar as well as most people. Have fun!

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You Can Use Shaman Drums For Chic Rustic Decorating

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

Looking for an easy way to give your home decor southwestern or rustic flare? Try using Shaman drums along with your rustic home furnishings like I did. My love for these beautiful, American Indian drums began right after my husband and I bought our new home last year. We knew that because of our love for the southwest, we wanted true southwestern and Native American style home decor with unique rustic home furnishings. Once that was decided I started filling my new home with awe-inspiring southwestern and country pieces that would match my rustic decor and entertain my guests by telling a story at the same time. That is when I came across how easy it was to give my home that chic southwest style that you see in designer home magazines, by decorating with shaman drums.


Maybe you are like me when I first began digging into the history and meaning of Native American drums, and have only a vague idea of what the Shamans drum is. Or, maybe you are wondering how to purchase the right drum to use in your Shaman drum circle. Whatever the case, it is important to understand the significance this raw hide drum plays in Native American culture so you can develop a true appreciation for its art and let its power influence you in the right direction.


If you are fortuneate enough to attend or be involved in a Shamanic ceremony you will notice that the Shaman, or spiritual leader, will beat a unique looking raw hide hand drum with a soft mallet to create the soothing monotonous beat used to take him to an altered mental state. During this altered state of mind, called the Shamanic journey, the Shaman receives healing and spiritual powers he uses to guide his people. If you look closely at the Shaman’s drum you will realize that unlike many other leather Native American drums used during tribal ceremonies, these rustic drums have natural raw hide, stretched over a wood frame on one side and are laced with raw hide string on the other side. They don’t have the loop hold like many other Indian drums do. A drum fashioned in this way allows for a natural hand holding position so you can fully control the drum and easily create the sound that is very important in bringing out the right tones necessary to guide you on your Shamanic journey.


You will also notice that many Shamans drums have paintings and symbols on the rawhide playing surface. These unique western symbols often depict a map of the universe or symbols of spiritual powers you can use to lead you in your spiritual journeying experience. If you are using the drum for Shamanic work, take time to look into the significance behind the painting. Since the southwestern symbols have spiritual power that directs the journey, you want to make sure it is in line with your own practices and influences you in that direction.


Also, I like to check the quality of the drum before buying. It’s critical to check that there are no thin places at the points where the cords of the drumhead are attached. This is vital to the quality and life of your Shaman drum and will ultimately save you money by not having to have it repaired or buy a new one.


A lot of focus is placed on the drum alone but don’t forget to choose the right striking mallet so you can enjoy the rich sound of these native drums to its fullest. You will see that there are many different types of mallets that pull out different tones from the drum and although I personally like using a mallet with a fur covered head, it is a matter of what you like best. Whether you are buying Native American musical instruments such as drums to add to your home decor or are using it to guide you in your spiritual journey, you will definitely be mesmerized by the true Native American style and southwest charm brought to your life and home by Shaman drums.

Craig Chambers is the director of Mission Del Rey and author offering free information online about how to use shaman drums to create beautiful Native American home decorating. For more information visit http://www.missiondelrey.com

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Baby Grand Piano is the Perfect Choice

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

Baby grand piano is the smaller version of a grand piano which is built primarily built for ‘everyday use’ in homes. It is the perfect choice by many people who are looking for an elegant but affordable type of piano.

The sole problem a piano lover had to deal with was size of the piano. Not any more – with a cute and attractive baby grand piano, its lovely curves and strings, he can have his piano and play it, too! The design has a much smaller footprint, while maintaining the sound quality as true as possible. If you still want to go for the truest sound, you would consider the original grand piano. Baby grand piano is an owner’s and a pianist’s delight. It is elegant and affordable, and unlike their bigger counterparts, can be used as an ornament in the living room.

Feature Set

Baby Grand piano is usually shorter in dimension, and the strings are thick and short when compared to full size grand. Although purists say the sound produced is inharmonious, for a normal user, this piano does fit the bill, and the sound is definitely not as bad as many may have you believe. Grand piano is huge and hugely expensive as well. Baby grand piano on the other hand is small, can fit in your rooms, are elegant and affordable. They are mostly made of wood like oak, mahogany, etc. There are many antique baby pianos which are breathtakingly beautiful for their artistry.

Sound

Baby grand piano is smaller in size, but the sound they generate is not small in any way. While it is true that if we were to achieve the same level of true sound as a grand piano, then the cost would escalate manifold, but that doesn’t mean that baby grand pianos sound bad. They sound remarkably close to grand pianos, and first time users or beginners taking piano lessons will not be able to make out the difference. Somehow, these pianos seem to add sheen and beauty to any living room. A baby grand piano makes the room look majestic, artistic and adds to the glamor. And of course, it can fill the room with sound that is not easily described.

Space Constraints

There are none! This aesthetic instrument is around 5 ft. in height, even lesser in some cases. This makes it easy to fit in any room with ease. They must be placed away from the radiator, ceiling vent or heat, wall, door, window, etc. The piano must be ideally placed in a room, where the temperature is constant and moderate. This will make them durable, since they are made of wood, predominantly.

Room Acoustics and Furnishing

The tone of the piano is invariably affected by the room acoustics, where the piano is placed. The sound generated from any instrument reverberates and reflects from the floors, walls, windows, etc. The reverberation time is shorter in small living rooms. Hardwood floors are good sound reflectors. So, the tone of the piano is enhanced and the sound becomes lovelier and livelier. The furnishings in a room like the hangings, tapestries, etc have the capacity of absorbing, reflecting and scattering sound. Rooms with adequate furnishing can sometimes affect of the sound of the baby grand piano, since the sound is reflected. Place your baby grand piano in the room where it sounds best.

The internet has just totally spoilt us. Baby Grand pianos too, like many other instruments, can be bought online. A few popular brands of the pianos are Stuyvesant, Baldwin, Bergmann and Breitenbach. Online shopping offers a gamut of brands to choose from. There are sites which offer a worthy bargain, through bids. However, if you wish to test the sound of the piano before buying, you will have to visit the shop – presently the internet doesn’t have a substitute to this!

The attractive sound of a baby grand piano has won many hearts and is one of the primary reasons for its popularity. People with limited financial resources can get a baby grand piano and enjoy to learn to play piano. No more do you require a mansion to get a piano, and no more do you require a fortune to make one yours. Baby grand piano is the perfect choice for normal households with normal budgets. This piano can be an asset for a pianist or a piano enthusiast.

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You Can Use Native American Drums To Create Chic Country Home Decor

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

Native American drums are without a doubt the most recognizable Native instruments among Native Americans and non Native American people alike. Drums for many generations have always been at the center of Native lifestyle, forming what is the conduit of religion and spirituality as well as feast days where a pow wow drum is at the center.

Indian leaders in North America history have all used drums in various ways to connect with a higher power known to most as the Great Spirit. To Native people, Indian drums are much more than just decorations or nice musical instruments. American Indian drums are said to speak to the drummer. Native drums being made in a circle represent the earth and life. The most well known being hoop drums and shaman drums which are Indian hand drums used in many personal healing and religious ceremonies as well as public ceremonies such as a Native American powwow.

The hide of the animal that is pulled over the ring brings with it unique characteristics of the spirit of the animal and brings a sense of life to the drum when played. Many people think of beating a drum to make a sound, but to Indian drummers and those involved in modern drumming groups and drum circles, the desire is to draw out the sound. The beating drum is compared to the beating of a human heart and is said to represent the heart beat of the earth which is a belief that is classic Native American. Drums in this way become the conduit to connect one’s spirit with that of the earth and the Great Spirit through out the history of Native Americans.

Native American Indian drums have a wonderful culture and because they are so important they are used in not only music but art and dance as well. Decorating a drum becomes a very personal task to the owner. The Indian drummer becomes an artist and communicates impressions of his inner feelings and beliefs in his Indian art. Some American Indian tribes use animals to adorn their drums and others use geometric patterns and everything in between. In some Native cultures the drummer will place some item of personal value inside the drum to permanently join himself with his hand drum.

The unique Native American pictures that the artwork on the drums depict is usually painted with natural earth colors taken from nature. Some are dull and others are bright coming from flowers, roots, berries, bark or herbs that are boiled to release their unique earth tones. Other Native American drums are adorned with iron oxide which is a naturally occurring red rock that can be easily crushed. When mixed with water, it produces a rich orange red dye that is much like paint and is indicative if the surrounding hillsides and rock formations like those of the beautiful Arizona red rock canyons. The region of Sedona is thought to be a special place with spiritual energy like the energy created by American Indian drums.

The goal of Native American Education except for those Indian boarding schools that have tried to stamp out Indian has always involved the sharing of beliefs through music, songs, stories and legends. It is in harmony with these forms of learning that the communication and cultural importance has been found in the use of drums. If you are interested in the spiritual aspects of life as pertain to Indian beliefs, you will enjoy owning and playing Native American drums.

Craig Chambers is the director of Mission Del Rey and author offering free information online about how to use Native American drums to create beautiful Southwest home decorating. For more information visit http://www.missiondelrey.com

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Online Piano Lesson Reviews – Taking The Confusion Out Of Finding A Training Program For You

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

The purpose of any good online piano lesson reviews is to help you separate high quality piano training programs from down right scams. Can piano training programs really teach you to play piano at home like a pro? Can anyone use them? The answer to both questions is “yes”!


You need to be aware of several things, however. Although the majority of courses and programs are quite legitimate, there are some scams out there. Also, while many programs are excellent, some promise you the world and don’t come close to delivering it.


There are piano training programs available for every level of musical ability and every age. Never seen a piano before? There are many programs designed for total novices. Want to teach your child to play? There are plenty of programs designed just for children. Even if you are a professional pianist, there is something out there that will improve your playing.


What Is A Good Program?

Good piano training programs are made up of many facets, and may contain different things, depending on the skill and age level they’re designed for and the training method they use. But, all quality programs will have some things in common.


A high quality training program should:


-Let you learn at your own pace

-Show you how to keep improving your skills

-Include basic ear training

-Teach you piano notation AND “play by ear” techniques

-Provide tips for ensemble play and jamming

-Be clear and flow logically

-Keep you interested

-Offer a money back guarantee


There are many products out there that are not worth your time or money and some that are just plain ripping you off. Bad products also have similar qualities in common with each other.


A bad training program will:


-Try to make you rush through the material

-Only teach you novice material

-Promise that you will play like a pro overnight

-Only teach you to memorize songs

-Be unclear, confusing, or poorly produced

-Be boring


How to Find One – Do Your Own Piano Lesson Reviews

With all the programs out there, telling the good from the bad can be difficult. Sometimes bad products have great ads. So, how do you avoid being swindled?


The first and most important thing to do is research. Read piano lesson reviews of the training programs that you’re interested in. There are many on the Web. Find out what other customers thought about that product. Find out what professional reviewers thought, as well.


Does the product exhibit the signs of high quality training programs? Did it get good reviews? Were other customers happy with their purchase of it? If so, then chances are high that it is a good product. If not, find out why people didn’t like it. Think about whether their reasons are likely to apply to you.


Research is the most important step in the buying process.


Conclusion

Remember, no matter what your specific needs are, chances are good that there is a piano playing program out there for you. But don’t just take our word on it – do your own research and create your own piano lesson reviews!


What works for someone else may not be right for you. When you find the right program, keep at it and pretty soon your piano playing skills will amaze you.

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By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

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Learn To Play Guitar – Learn to Play Guitar through a DVD

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

Novice guitar players are finding many ways to learn the basics and advanced guitar techniques today. Some settle down with guitar books but many others are trying to learn guitar playing online. Did you know that you can also learn the basics and advanced techniques of guitar playing through a DVD? Yes, learn to play guitar through a DVD, that’s already possible nowadays.

The popularity of DVD guitar lesson packages is truly increasing and because of this, many beginners are confused in choosing the most cost effective and efficient way to learn guitar playing.

If you want to learn how to play the guitar, you have to determine the learning style that will work for you. There are some advantages as well as disadvantages in learning to play guitar through the use of DVD. You should carefully look into these things before you purchase any DVD guitar lesson package. There are also some questions that you need to ask yourself like:

1. What type of person are you? – This is the very first question that you need to ask yourself. You can bet on private guitar tutors if you need constant attention and motivation. But if you’re a self motivated individual and well disciplined, learning to play guitar on DVD may be a good option. You don’t have to drive here and there just to learn a few lessons. You can simply stay at home and watch the DVD.

2. Are you comfortable in performing with other people around? – After you’ve answered the first question, it is now time to ask yourself this second question. There are individuals who freak out when they have to perform with other people around. Practicing guitar lessons by yourself all week will be disregarded if you can’t play in front of other people. If you’re this type of person, learning through DVD lessons is the best alternative. You can play any time you like especially when there’s no one around.

3. Are you serious to learn guitar playing? – Learning to play a guitar is like learning your lessons on school.  You have to commit yourself and a DVD program will only work for you if you’re really serious in learning the basics and advanced techniques.

Some DVD programs offer guarantees and you can have your money back just in case you’re not satisfied with the program and if it doesn’t work for you. But if you choose a private guitar teacher, you need to sign a contract and you can also be asked to make a down payment.

Once you’ve answered these questions, you can already determine if DVD guitar lessons will work for you. This option is also much less expensive than hiring a private guitar teacher. If you don’t have enough money to shell out on private tutors, getting a DVD program is a good way to learn what you need to know about guitar playing.

Visit the local stores near you and ask if they offer DVD programs on guitar lessons. You can shop around if you like so that you can choose the best program offered in the market. If you want, you can also make a thorough search online of the top DVD guitar programs that most beginners use today.

You can check out product reviews and customer testimonials so that you can choose the appropriate DVD program. Learn to play guitar on DVD now.

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Use Painted Drums To Create Beautiful Rustic Decorating Style

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

If you are searching for an inexpensive, rustic decorating idea, try using the beautiful, painted drums made by Native Americans Indians. I was recently looking for an easy and inexpensive way to decorate my guest room and give it a rustic, western flare, and started purchasing great southwestern accessories for rustic home decorating. I ended up buying two beautiful painted drums that incorporated the perfect southwest look in my home and enhanced the rustic feel that I was searching for. The thing I love most about these painted drums is how they portray a true reflection of American Indian life and work through the paintings.


Perhaps you are like me and truly appreciate the authentic creativity of Native American art. As you study the origin of these paintings you will love how the artistic spirit of the American Indians can be seen in the painted drum. The beautiful hand painted drum heads serve as an art gallery for the expressions and motives of Indigenous life. Because the Native American drum artists find their inspiration through the work of their ancestors, owning one of these rustic drums gives you the unique privilege of being part of many generations of Native American artists. Each new line of Native drum artists creates their work, mingled with the past, to bring forth a truly unique work of art.


As you learn about the history of painted drums, you will see that animal drums have always been the most popular Native American musical instruments of choice and have a special meaning to these Indian people. The medium, with which they work with, varies among drum painters and is a matter of personal preference. Some Native American artists still use hand ground natural dyes, though paint has also become an acceptable choice as traditional drums make room for modern expressions of culture and creativity.


Just like the variations of mediums used to paint the drums, you will also see that drumming traditions vary between tribes. Some tribes play large drums while gathered in a circle around it, while the drums of other tribes are unique and personally decorated by the drummer. Now days it is very rare to find true ceremonial drums, but the Native American hand drums of the Tarahumara Indians are among the most authentic Native drums created for playing in drumming circles or for rustic home decorating.


Drum painting is definitely a unique art and an important part of the rich heritage of the Indian people. The painted drum has come to signify both the drummer and the tribe, as well as preserve the Native American culture through drawings of nature and legend. If you are drawn to the true values of the American Indians, you will certainly enjoy adding rustic style to your home decorating. You can easily find these Native drums online or in stores that sell rustic and southwestern home decor, and bring American Indian culture to life in your home with the exquisite art of painted drums.

Craig Chambers is the director of Mission Del Rey and author offering free information online about how to use Painted Drums for American Indian drumming and for chic southwestern home decorating. For more information visit http://www.missiondelrey.com

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Piano Tabs: Learn To Play White Christmas With Keyboard Tablature

By admin | Published: March 30, 2010

This piano lesson will help you read piano tab notation or keyboard tablature. You will find that this type of notation is easy to understand even if you cannot read music sheets. As an example we will use the Christmas song White Christmas.


If you do not understand sheet music at all I encourage you to start learning it. Learn just a few notes at a time and give yourself time to commit the names, how they are played and how they look at a music sheet to your long-term memory.


Making this effort will give you great rewards. Knowing how to read and play piano sheet music will give you access to a nearly unlimited amount of music sheets with melodies, piano solos and more.


Piano tabs can be of great help as you work on learning sheet music notation. They are an easy way to learn melodies, chords and other things on your piano.


There are a few different types of piano tab notation on the net. In this article we will use a simplified form of the most common keyboard tablature notation.


In this system you will use the note names of the keys on your piano. The first note we will localize is the note commonly called middle c. Before you can find it we have to take a look at how the black keys are organized.


Looking at the black keys you will find groups with two or three black keys together. Middle c is located in the middle of your keyboard to the left of two black keys.


Middle c is often called c4. Actually, all white keys to the left of two black keys are called c. The number 4 shows that this c is in the fourth octave of a piano keyboard. An octave is the interval from one c to the next c.


The names of the white keys from one c to the next c is c d e f g a b c. The last note c is called c5 because it is one octave higher than c4.


Middle c is called c4 even on a smaller type of keyboard with less number of octaves. The c one octave to the left of c4 is called c3.


The easy piano tablature notation we will use as we learn to play White Christmas has these easy rules:


1. Lowercase letters show the white keys you are to play. For example, c d e f g a b


2. Black keys will be shown by uppercase letters. The note C shows that you are to play the black key to the right of c. Here is an E-major chord written this way: e G b


3. The octave in which you are to play a note is represented by a number after the letter. As mentioned before, the note c4 tells you to play middle c. The note E5 is the black key to the right of e in the octave to the left of middle c. The notes following a note with a number will only have a number when you change octave. Here is the beginning of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star: c4 c g g a a g


Now it is time to learn White Christmas with the help of piano tab notation. I will write the lyrics and the corresponding tabs below:


I’m dreaming of a white Christmas


e4 f e D e f F g


Remember, the notes following e4 are played in the same octave. The note D is the black key to the right of d. Let’s continue:


Just like the ones I used to know


a b c5 d c b4 a g


Where the treetops glisten and children listen


c d e e e a g c c c g


Here is the last line of the first verse:


To hear sleigh bells in the snow


f e f e d c d


Now it is time to play the next verse. It starts the same way as the first verse but ends with a change in the two last lines:


I’m dreaming of a white Christmas


e f e D e f F g


With every Christmas card I write


a b c5 d c b4 a g


May your days be merry and bright


c d e e e a g c5


And may all your Christmases be white


c4 d e e a b3 b b c


In this piano tab notation you will not see the length of the notes but if you try to sing the lyrics as you memorize the tablature lines you will get the rhythm right!

Peter Edvinsson invites you to download your free piano tabs and free piano sheet music at http://www.capotastomusic.com

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