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London Guitar Institute covers all topics that could be of interest to amateur guitarists whether they are absolute beginners or proficient players. Read fantastic articles about guitar playing written by expert guitar instructors and guitarists from The London Guitar Institute.
London Guitar Institute Blog
4d ago
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London Guitar Institute Blog
1M ago
Buying a guitar is an exciting step for anyone looking to dive into the music world, wether you’re an absolute beginner or an experienced player. There are so many options available and new options around the corner, it can be overwhelming, but understanding your needs, peference, taste in music & budget will help you make ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
2M ago
If you're like me, you may have had some of the following discussions (which sometimes turn into arguments) with your musically-minded peers. These are topics where your opinion may evolve over time as you learn more and develop into a different musician, although in other cases may never change. So, where do you stand on ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
2M ago
Rhythm guitar provides the foundational backbone of a song, locking in with the band and creating a solid structure, while lead guitar adds excitement and flair, often through solos. Although both roles are important, rhythm guitar is essential for most songs, especially those with vocals, whereas lead guitar shines in instrumental tracks or key moments ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
3M ago
Alternate tunings are a great way to unlock new ways of playing guitar that you usually wouldn’t go for in standard tuning, but how do you know which tuning to start with? Here is a list of alternate tunings to try on the guitar. Drop D A common theme that you will notice throughout our ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
3M ago
Tuning by ear - it’s kind of one of those party tricks that’s bound to impress other musicians in the room, if you can do it accurately. Say you pick up a guitar in a music store to try and it’s slightly out of tune. Are you going to whip out your phone and load ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
4M ago
Congratulations - you’ve made it to the point of being able to play rock solos on the guitar. But with so many great solos to choose from, where should you start? https://youtu.be/gUPifXX0foU?si=RJU8DjS1CvdjHJW0 Hey Joe If you’re wanting to learn rock guitar then there is only one place to start, and that is with Jimi ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
4M ago
Hi there! Cameron Hayes from the London Guitar Institute here. Today, I want to chat a bit about getting started with blues guitar. If you're new to the guitar, you might have heard of the blues. It's a significant foundation not just for playing guitar, but for music as a whole. Understanding the 12 ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
5M ago
Many people are captivated by playing the guitar, and if you are new to it, one of the first questions you might face is which type of guitar you should learn or buy: acoustic or electric? Both types of guitar have their own strengths and weaknesses, so it’s essential to know which is better suited ..read more
London Guitar Institute Blog
5M ago
Something that is often skipped over in the early stages of learning, guitar technique will affect all aspects of your playing! Don’t take shortcuts by breezing over the basics. Make your playing the best it can be by improving your guitar technique! Fundamentals The most logical place to start when wanting to improve your guitar ..read more