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Even though a lot of it’s over my head….
Sometimes even though a bunch of it is too high for me to reach I am able to jump up and catch a couple of flys once in awhile. In the past what was the Nashville number system? whats a 1,3,5 or a I,IV,V or stuff like that. gradually im understanding it some. That is after being in tac 4 and a half months. The daily consistency pays off even if I dont recognize it for a long time. Just look back and you will see how much you have progressed just by (wait for it)….Showing up! yea tac
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I call it a ‘light bulb moment’ . Your doing good @Mrfredsporty. 🙂
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my lightbulb moments are somewhat dim but they are still there
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I heartily agree that TAC is a wonderful inspiration for wanting to know everything about playing guitar and learning the theory behind that playing. I was never that interested in the music theory stuff before, figuring it wasn’t really needed so much to just play songs and strum and sing. But after 4 months with Tony’s system, I am finding myself wanting to be further and further immersed in every aspect of the journey. Especially on Wednesday – Improv day still stymies me mostly, but now I’m looking at it as a challenge instead of a hopeless cause!
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Yeah, @Mrfredsporty , that’s what makes TAC so special and worth every penny. Heck, we keep paying hundreds or thousands of dollars for new guitars becuase we think a new guitar will make us better. But the few hundred for TAC really does make us better. And yeah, just by showing up. No big effort trying to take some college level course with study and homework and tests and semester projects. JUST SHOW UP! How cool it that? 😎
MG 😀
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