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Taking up the bass guitar is a terrific idea for a few reasons. So many people are attracted to the glamour of being a lead singer, or the attention focused on the guitar player, but all bands need a bass player. This means you’ll be an in demand musician; the world is awash in singers and guitar players. But being out of the spotlight doesn’t mean you’re invisible. The band depends on you to keep the rhythm together. It’s a cool, underrated instrument, but before you buy one there are some things you need to keep in mind.

Growing up, the two best things in life were playing hockey and my weekly guitar lesson! The satisfaction from guitar lessons happens on many levels, and it’s as true now as ever. The gift of music is priceless, and with the right teacher one can experience boundless joy during the journey from novice beginner to capable player and hopefully to even greater heights! We don’t all become Jimi Hendrix, but we can all have fun learning at least a bit of Purple Haze. Here’s what you can expect from guitar lessons at different stages.

The guitar is an instrument that is a focal point for a wide range of music, including rock, country, blues, jazz and folk. A talented guitarist can play virtually any style of music, but most will settle on one or two different styles as a specialty. Before any mastery can take place, a guitar must first be chosen. As with many types of purchases, choosing guitars can be tricky, especially if you are relatively new to the instrument. Brand names, different styles and different stories you’ve heard can all help push you in one direction or another when choosing guitars.