Hi all,
I've completed both fundamental courses and nearing completion of the second acoustic course. I'm planning on completeing all of the experienced lessons, but is there any particular order that would work better than another? I'm sure there will be overlap, but I'm leaning towards the country lessons as I would assume they will build upon some of the acoustic lessons.
Hi,
once through F1 & 2 you pick a style of interest to you and progress in that style - such as country. Guitar is a huge study and after some basics such as GF1 & 2 we need to be self directed in the areas of interest to us.
This year the diet is definitely gonna stick!
Hi,
once through F1 & 2 you pick a style of interest to you and progress in that style - such as country. Guitar is a huge study and after some basics such as GF1 & 2 we need to be self directed in the areas of interest to us.
As I stated, I've already completed both F1 & F2 and then proceeded to complete both acoustic style courses. I'm interested in completing all of the styles but am worndering if it is beneficial to complete them in any particular order.
As I stated, I've already completed both F1 & F2 and then proceeded to complete both acoustic style courses. I'm interested in completing all of the styles but am worndering if it is beneficial to complete them in any particular order.
Yes I got the GF part, what you missed in my reply is that this is no more complicated than going after what your interest(s) is or are once you have completed GF1&2. There is no "correct order" or even an order. If you want to learn multiple styles that is up to your own ambition.
This year the diet is definitely gonna stick!
