Have you recently taken up guitar lessons in Singapore? Or perhaps you want to pick up the instrument to start playing in your own leisure, in a church band or posting covers online? For a start, you will definitely need a guitar that can do two things: it won’t break your bank and it won’t break your spirit.

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In worship songs, you usually hear the bell-like chimes of clean guitar tone with a hint of transparent overdrive, washed with delays and anointed with a touch of reverb.

A worship guitarist wears many hats. If your team doesn’t have a keys/synth player, then you need to be able to provide waves of ambience …

In today’s music theory tips and tricks, we are going to be looking at the popular song “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen and the mysterious chord he mentions in the lyrics “I heard there was a secret chord, that David played it and it pleased the Lord.”

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We have all seen great guitar performances on stage before. When it’s their turn shine and rip their solos out, the spotlight hits them and they ooze mojo. This secret sauce is a mix of professionalism, good stage habits, good guitar lessons from a dedicated teacher and a ton of confidence.

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Here is one topic that has been hotly debated - should you buy a thousand-dollar guitar or a hundred-dollar guitar for your child? In today’s post, let’s assume you are buying your child their first guitar ever. This is important because this will be an instrument that they will be spending hours and hours practicing on and using during their guitar lessons!

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Choosing The Right Guitar Teacher In Singapore For Yourself Or Your Child

Choosing the right guitar teacher for yourself or your child is a very important first step in picking up the instrument. After all, this person will be the positive influence that will guide you throughout your musical journey.

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As guitar students, during guitar lessons, our teacher will always tell us to practice practice practice. To make practice more interesting and fun, here are some ideas you can try at home:

1) LOOPER

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1) Relax your right hand (Wrist) when strumming

2) Curl your fretting fingers

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