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Happy New Year. I took time last night to put together a clear, no-nonsense guide for you. These are the same recurring technical problems I see in nearly every student who comes to me — whether in online lessons, group classes, or one-to-one sessions. When players struggle to make their songs sound smooth and controlled, the cause is almost always one of these specific issues. Any deeper or more advanced problems can be traced back to them. This guide explains exactly what may be happening in your left and right hands, and provides direct recommendations for correcting it. I’ve also included a simple practice tracker you can print at home, so you can stay consistent and disciplined as you work through these fundamentals. Once these core mechanics are corrected, real progress follows.
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Don’t Step on Toes
Want to stop "stepping on toes" during a jam session? When two guitarists play identical chords in the same register, it creates a muddy mess. To keep your sound clean and professional, try these three simple shifts: 1. Unlock Triads: Small chord shapes are your best friend. 2. Explore the Fretboard: Don't get stuck in one spot—move those shapes around! 3. Know Your Roots: Learn the names of what you're playing so you can adapt on the fly.
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Skiing Accident
Student hand/wrist breaks and sprains due to skiing and snowboarding this winter: 3. But who’s counting? Be safe out there! That’s many, many weeks without guitar playing 😔
Happy Holidays - Bach
I just want to play for YOU today, not teach. Enjoy a little Bach. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a joyful new year to you. Thank you for a wonderful year. I am so happy you’re here.
Happy Holidays - Bach
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