Dave S.
ITGood and funny place for learning guitar I am self-taught and consider myself to be at an intermediate level. I signed up to improve and started the basic courses. Even though I was already familiar with many concepts and techniques, reviewing them allowed me to refine some things I took for granted. Furthermore, the fact that for each session there is a song that you do together with the teacher makes everything more fun and flowing.
Fernando Gallardo Bustillos
PRAfter many years, I finally decided to take this online… I finally decided to take this online guitar course after decades of not playing the guitar. The starting course by Anders Mouridsen is excellent. They may sound "elemental", but are not. Just the opposite. It is truly enjoyable and with patience, it will teach you the ABC's of guitar playing if you dedicate yourself to it. Hopefully by the end of the summer of 2024, I'll be inducted into the R&RHOF...!!
Home of Creation
NLFinally getting somewhere I took some courses on another platform but found them pretty unstructured overall. It bothered me that instructors showed off their skill without giving proper instruction. I picked up some great tricks from Rusty on Youtube. But I wanted to get a proper foundation and now on Guitar Tricks I finally feel that I am getting somewhere to build on.
Garth
GBNine days in… I am just nine days in and am still in the fingers 'very sore' stage but I am enjoying the lessons immensely. I am a 73 year old complete beginner following both Lisa's and Anders' 'Guitar Fundamentals 1' concurrently and there is no doubt that I am making progress. I hate to look back but I wish I had done this years ago but, looking forward, I am confident that with Guitar Tricks I will learn to play guitar. Fantastic!
Benny Scala
GBSo far, So good It's very early in the game (I have only been taking the online lessons for 4 days), but I am already impressed by how the site is so well organized. The lessons are easy to follow but are also fun. I look forward to (re)learning to play the guitar after a half-century layoff.