http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/whylearnscales/ Dedicated to help you become a great guitarist & musician. Electric & acoustic guitar lessons, guides, articles, web, vocal, music theory, tips & advice. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:48:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/whylearnscales/comment-page-1/#comment-3998 John Omasta Sun, 25 Sep 2011 16:50:14 +0000 http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/streetmusician3/?p=393#comment-3998 What is the best kind of computer software to use for learning to read guitar music? What is the best kind of computer software to use for learning to read guitar music?

]]> http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/whylearnscales/comment-page-1/#comment-3734 girl in a gale Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:21:48 +0000 http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/streetmusician3/?p=393#comment-3734 Hello. I busk, with guitar, harmonica and voice (rock/folk), or saxophone (jazz, blues, pop). I've been doing it for 30 years all over Europe, as a way to travel and now I'm settled down, as a way to enjoy music, network and practice. Your website is really comprehensively produced and your agreable personality makes it a pleasure to read. I book marked your site and will come back to see how you are doing with your music and learn from your experience. Your opinion on scales as the math of music is what I have come to believe too, as I started with no interest in theory, thinking it was a matter of playing into brilliance, then gradually wanting more freedom from my own limitations by learning some of the structure of the music I love, beginning with the essential blues progression on guitar and then trying to be a jazz saxophonist. I play sax in a trio (piano, bass and sax) and have just enough theory to understand how to make songs work. Thanks for your effort and pleasure in this web site. Good busking! Clarissa Hello. I busk, with guitar, harmonica and voice (rock/folk), or saxophone (jazz, blues, pop). I’ve been doing it for 30 years all over Europe, as a way to travel and now I’m settled down, as a way to enjoy music, network and practice. Your website is really comprehensively produced and your agreable personality makes it a pleasure to read.
I book marked your site and will come back to see how you are doing with your music and learn from your experience.
Your opinion on scales as the math of music is what I have come to believe too, as I started with no interest in theory, thinking it was a matter of playing into brilliance, then gradually wanting more freedom from my own limitations by learning some of the structure of the music I love, beginning with the essential blues progression on guitar and then trying to be a jazz saxophonist. I play sax in a trio (piano, bass and sax) and have just enough theory to understand how to make songs work.
Thanks for your effort and pleasure in this web site.
Good busking!
Clarissa

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