I keep giving up and the finger exercises are very frustrating because it%26#039;s repeating and doing the same thing over and over again..
are there any tips so I won%26#039;t give up and instead have fun doing it?
thanks
Any tips for a beginner on learning classical guitar so I wont give up easily?
Find inspiration, and once in a while take a break, dont constantly practice practice. and what i mean for inspiration like a goal. for instance mine is to play Dragon Force-through the fire and the flames. trust me its impossible for me but i try anyways. you can also practice with a friend even if they dont play the same instrument.
Any tips for a beginner on learning classical guitar so I wont give up easily?
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Reply:Hi Rand
The guitar is a nice instrument. What I would suggest it to try and play music that you like in-between courses or get The Beatles songbook.
Classical gets boring but it doesn;t mean you have to stick to classic music. I play pop on my classical and in the studio , I use my electric.
That might be another option for you, get an electric guitar.
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