A Review of Squier's Classic Vibe 60s Jazz Bass and Jazzmaster Electric Guitar
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Jazz music, with its soulful melodies and intricate improvisations, demands an instrument that not only complements its rich history but also brings forth the nuances of each note. Squier, known for its commitment to delivering quality instruments at an affordable price, has earned a stellar reputation among musicians. In this review, we delve into two remarkable offerings from the Squier Classic…
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i keep looking for reviews of the music program imma do and its mostly parents reviewing them for their kids but the adults that have done the program all say the same thing: that it's pricey but fun to get to play with others during the group sessions. they also mention you end up playing songs you might not like but i was in band in middle school and played songs i didnt like all the time and i still had fun.
i've tried looking up solo instructors in the area and maybe im not as good of a library worker as i thought cuz the results im gettin are lowkey ass. but also, the price for them are kinda in the same range as the music program anyways
so imma do it and just see how it goes. its a monthly fee so if i do it for 4 weeks and it aint workin out, then i'll look into virtual routes.
someone did say that it'd be better to know a little bit of stuff cuz that just makes the group sessions easier - so i might have to take out my acoustic and practice on my own. and as someone who is medicated for my bipolar shit and not the adhd shit, that's gonna be difficult
We synchronize the children with our polyrhythmic afrobeat
Transfixed,
Our eyes as their anchor,
Ardent eyes burn darker,
our ancestors living through us, Yang feels it.
Yang’s presence speaks for itself.
A fire burning in the forest, arousing envy, most of us don’t burn bright anymore,
Yang a real man with a real life who knows pain, misery, anger but also joy, healing, control, wisdom, and balance. He raps and sings in any space, he’s not afraid of mortal things. He implants seeds into the mortal youth, they’ve lost their minds in a sad existence, they’ve never burned like Yang.
Life’s more beautiful when you can scat amongst the forest fires.
Only Yin truly understands his scat. Yang guards her from the cold breeze he can feel is approaching Yin twenty miles away.
Yin knows anger and defeat but sings to heal herself and the earth, to bring it back to its knees, birds singing, peace. She hums by the water. The earth bends to her will after years of suffering. The children can blossom under the cold day, some call her mother, some call her Yemaya, often forgetting where they come from.
fun fact about me, I have a full drum kit and an electric guitar (neither of which I can play) and a very fancy keyboard that I can play, technically, but the only song I still remember is the Star Wars Theme
Hi all and welcome to my new blog, Musically Rooted.
I've created this as a space for those interested in learning more about roots music, and in particular my playing niches - country blues harmonica, beatbox harmonica, dobro, and general slide playing.
I have students all over the world but an ever-packed diary. While I do teach privately, I'm often away touring or busy with production work, and can't keep up with demand. So I'm hoping to share more of what I've learnt over my years of playing through my website, blog, YouTube channel, and soon-to-come courses and books.
Thanks for joining me for this adventure, and happy playing!
Acoustic Guitar Introduction Part 2 | How to hold the Pick and Picking Techniques
Today we are going to learn some simple techniques: how to hold your pick, simple strumming and positioning. It is okay if you are not playing up to speed, playing everything slowly at first is key to being fast.