Philb
Forum Replies Created
-
Congrats on the guitar!
On any guitar skill or technique, the thing I have learned is, practice, repetition, and time. I get so impatient with certain things (like making and transitioning to the Bm chord smoothly). I am better than last year, the year before, etc; and depending on where I am moving to it from, may do it well enough for that piece; but still find some inaccuracy or inconsistency at times. My old fingers just don’t want to cooperate at times. Keep going, and enjoy the new guitar.
-
Nice channel! Your property looks great. I was just in PA in September to visit my daughter and her hubby in the Oley Valley. You are playing well. Thanks for sharing! Stay warm now.
-
Thanks for listening! May 2026 treat you well!
-
Wonderful! Thank you!
-
That’s the way you do it. Keep going! Do the best you can; enjoy the journey; don’t stress over slowness, imperfection, etc.; and you will see improvement. It creeps up on you. Consistency pays off; even at 10 minutes a day. I know I ended up spending more time many days, and venturing into other areas; but that is okay also. Keep well!
-
Nice! Always hard to say good bye until the next hello. May you and your family be well.
-
Most excellent!
-
Great job!
-
Congrats!
-
Great job; delightful; fun; Christmas! Thank you and your granddaughter.
-
Welcome to TAC CamiB! I cannot speak from the small or medium hand point of view of a female, but even as an average hand size for a male, older though (73), with arthritis to some extent; some chords and stretches are tough. There are short cuts to some chords (making a partial chord and strumming only some of the strings); but I think the main thing may be as already brought up, use a guitar that is smaller (3/4 size is pretty popular and available in many different brands and price range). Also, just keep going. Practice, stretch……and keep going. It sometimes seems a slow process, but you will figure it out for yourself. Enjoy the journey!
-
A new one for me. Nice!
-
Really excellent! Thank you! That is some headstock.
-
Nice one! A classic. Well done!
-
Sounding great!