The post discusses the author's journey of writing a song titled "Soulmates Never Apart," inspired by personal experiences with her husband. Using simple chords, she emphasizes storytelling and the emotional impact of songwriting. She encourages others to reflect on defining life events and consider writing their own songs, promoting healing…
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Power, Freedom and Passion in Learning Guitar
Today's guitar practice emphasizes power, freedom, and passion through "I Speak Jesus" by Charity Gayle. Utilizing just four chords, the session encourages creativity and emotional connection with the music. The participant expresses a deep desire to support and heal loved ones, while affirming faith in Jesus for their well-being.
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Playing Guitar Faster, Casting Crowns “Nobody”
Today's guitar practice emphasizes speed, focusing on the song "Nobody" by Casting Crowns. We will improve chord transitions using familiar chords G, Em, C, and A. This exercise aims to enhance finger movement, making slower songs feel easier later. Additionally, the author shares personal updates from Savannah, Georgia.
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I am a Child of God! Learning Guitar
Today's guitar practice focused on basic chords (G, C, Dm, Em) for the song "No Longer Slaves." The emphasis was on improving techniques like playing chords accurately and experimenting with tempos. Despite frustrations with missed notes, the practice brings joy and the commitment to keep improving is inspiring. A future…
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Letting Go while Learning Guitar
The post reflects on the author's emotional connection to music while playing guitar, emphasizing personal growth and the joy of learning. They focus on the importance of practice, experimenting with tempo, and connecting with lyrics, particularly in MercyMe's "Here with Me." Despite challenges with certain chords, the author encourages fellow…
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“Desperado”, learning new guitar skills
Learning guitar adventures continue! Today I’m practicing a beginner version of the Eagle’s song “Desperado” that creeps into intermediate level a bit. The chords are familiar, but instead of chords appearing only at the beginning of a lyric (first level beginner), or every few words (second level beginner), the chords…