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Post subject: Re: Lessons Or No?
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 3:40 pm
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teledeluxe72 wrote:
trwells wrote:
super kid wrote:
I am highly against lessons,I've found that if a kid has even the smallest little bit of feeling,Its wiped away till they are nothing but liveing robots ready to be told what to do.


I agree 100% here,
for me though, it's a pride thing
if you can teach yourself, you've got talent
lessons, i think, not always the case of course, can weed that natural talent out of you

but there is nothing wrong with a little advice here and there

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pride thing???-taking lessons will make you better. There is no reason not to. You don't lose pride by being a better player and musician. If you can listen and absorb information, and learn from it, then you've got talent too. Lessons take the talent within you and help it grow and expand.


BRAVO TD well said!!!! 8) 8) End of topic!!!

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Post subject: Re: Lessons Or No?
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 3:51 pm
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All this talk about lessons and talent . . .

I had two teachers, one as a kid and another as a young adult. I learned much more from my second teacher because he taught me to play songs that were popular at that time, as well as some necessary theory that any good musician needs to know. Since then, I have learned on my own, but I owe it to my second teacher, because he gave me the tools I needed to go it alone.

Talent? I never knew I had any at all until my teacher told me that I did.

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Post subject: Re: Lessons Or No?
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 5:36 pm
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Spent years teaching myself, but when I took some lessons from an amazing teacher, my musical world expanded in a huge way, very quickly.

I regret not tracking this guy down earlier. Now, instead of feeling unfufilled and afraid to jam with other musicians, I am able to reach that magical plain. And, I don't fear jamming. In fact, I find that I not only learn while jamming but occasionally am able to teach someone else something.


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