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Thursday, June 4, 2009

Tips For Beginner Guitar Songs

By Payo G Perry

Once you have learned your basic system of chords and strums it wont be long before youll be wondering which beginner guitar songs are best to start with.

Luckily for beginners there are lots and lots of them available but please make sure you have done all the necessary preparation " dont rush into easy guitar songs too soon or youre going to be frustrated.

Now most everyone knows of the classic, standard beginner guitar songs such as Wonderful Tonight or Stand by Me but there are so many more besides. A lot will depend on your own musical preference as each era of pop music has its own compendium to choose from.

Heres my first piece of real advice buy a Capo. They are available in many different designs and prices but essentially all do the same job " make your life easier! They can get you out of having to learn Barre chords.

Practically all beginner guitar songs are built upon open chords, with a capo it allows you to convert even harder songs which would otherwise be out of reach into open chords and voila you have a beginners song!

Converting songs this way will greatly increase how many beginner guitar songs are available to you to choose from. Aside from this it will also mean that you can escape the traditional ones everyone else can play and enjoy more freedom and scope.

Please put time into learning your basic chords and strumming patterns before attempting to play songs. I know its easy to want to rush into playing songs and these beginner guitar songs look very tempting! But honestly its a mistake to attempt them too soon and before you are ready.

In my experience as a guitar teacher I advise you to have at least 4 weeks of daily practice with chords and strumming before going further. This should be sufficient to prepare you for beginner guitar songs.

Ive found that beginners respond best when each element required to play the songs is broken down and isolated before putting it all back together. This means that you should avoid trying to do everything all at once, master the chord progressions and strum required for the song separately.

So try to follow that process of practice and preparation, it really will make life easier in the long run. Once you get your first few beginner guitar songs down the rest will follow very quickly. - 18418

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