Wednesday, February 22, 2006

She Fell In Love With The Drummer



Rock on Zakk Wylde. When I learned to play the guitar, there was one online resource - the OLGA. Today, professional and aspiring musicans will find lots of instructional resources on the internet.

The Berklee School of Music tops the list with their quality "Berklee Shares" website. Many instructional pdfs, mp3s, and Quicktime files navigable by topic and instrument.

Guitar players have hundreds of sites to explore. e-Chords is my favorite site, full of instructional videos, lessons, and tabs. Some other good ones: iPlayMusic, Guitar Principles, Free Guitar Videos, Visual Guitar (chords and theory), Wholenote, Cyberfret, iBreatheMusic, Essential Guitar and Guitar Lesson World. Also see Mr. Fasterfinger's fun flash intro and "the Exploding Guitar" (pictured), although the lessons won't load for me.

Bass players will also find a lot of information on these guitar sites, but should also check out Wheat's Bass Book.

Violin Master Class is a nicely designed site for players of many levels. Quicktime videos help to illustrate proper technique and angles.

Modern Drummer has PDF tutorials on fills, grooves, and hands. The site also contains many audio samples and interesting articles.

8 comments:

Wynn Williamson said...

More:
Guitar Noise Wiki
Mariocast Piano Podcast
Banjo Lessons
Jazz Guitar Chords

Wheat said...

Thanks for the link!

Unknown said...

Here are my favourites:

Theory Lessons - I learned about modes and scales from this site.

Guitar at About.com - Great beginner lessons.

Guitar Nation Live - Also great beginner lessons.

Anonymous said...

here are some good site
http://www.guitar-websites.co.uk/

Anonymous said...

Thanks for all the links! I also found this site helpful when I was learning how to play guitar.

Mark swan said...

Any site with a zack wylde lessons on deserves my comment.

I notice a lot of people putting theory links.

What about one for bass?
http://www.play-bass.com/

Online Guitar Lessons said...

Great video...thanks for sharing!

Anonymous said...

These are all helpful links. thank you for this. I also have this article about the whole note, hope it can help :)

https://musicadvisor.com/what-to-know-about-the-whole-note/