Play Guitar
Learn to really play the guitar with Jamorama , the most popular guitar step-by-step guide ever, also available in hardcopy format (books and DVDs) . Try the free lessons. I can't promise you can learn guitar while you sleep but once you're 'in the zone' it can feel like you're playing guitar in your sleep!
Someone sent me a product to improve my saxophone playing by self-hypnosis and subliminal audio messages, which you could take as meaning you can learn while you sleep, but I think it's more about changing your attitude about performance than learning technique. In fact I know it's not about learning technique. Maybe it works because I haven't practiced much recently but still get compliments on my playing!
Anyway, back to the guitar! Click on the graphic below, grab the free lessons and start to learn the guitar for free.
If you're already a guitarist, improve your guitar picking speed step-by-step. That's definitely something I've never learnt while sleeping but it would have been useful in my bluegrass period!
There comes a time in a guitarist's life when it becomes necessary to master the notes on the fretboard, not to just play patterns. This ebook gives a logical step-by-step method to master the guitar fretboard.
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Learn to play the ukulele
The ukulele (also ukelele) is a fun, cheap, sociable instrument that you can practice at home without disturbing the neighbours. .
Ukuleles have 4 strings as opposed to the guitar's 6, making them easier to play chords. The most popular ukulele is the soprano, which is rather small. then there is the 'concert', the tenor and the baritone (in order of size and from higher to lower register).
Ukulele bands are popular and it is not uncommon to see gatherings of dozens of ukulele players making music together. Soprano ukuleles will usually outnumber the others and play the melody while the others have a supporting role.
Of course the "uke" can also be used as a single instrument, for instance to accompany oneself's singing.
A variant of the ukulele is the banjo-ukulele - made famous in the UK by comedian George Formby between 1934 and 1945 with his double-entendre songs. The banjo drum resonator adds volume to the quiet sound of the ukulele and indeed gives it a banjo sound.
Of course one can find electric ukuleles, to compete on stage with electric guitars.
Learn ukulele songs, click here.
Learn to play the ukulele like you learn a foreign language. Quickly play by ear or from chord charts. All styles. The unique method, based on second language learning, will give you a good musical grounding that can be applied to other instruments|
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