Structure of the guitar- May 14, 2008 The top of the guitar consists of a slim neck and the headstock. The headstocks main function is to hold the guitar strings. The headstock is placed at the end of the guitar and is furthest from your body.The headstock consists of tuners that allow you to change the pitch of your guitar strings. At the bottom of the headstock is the nut. A nut is a piece of material where there are grooves carved out. These grooves guide the strings to the tuners.The nut is usually made of plastic, bone, brass,.http://learning-guitar-play.blogspot.com/2008/05/structure-of-guitar.html Basics of playing Guitar- May 14, 2008 The guitar is an instrument with ancient roots and is used in several different musical genres. Guitars usually have six strings but you can find guitars with seven, ten or even twelve strings.Guitars are typically the main instrument in music such as rock, blues, country, and forms of pop. Guitars may also be used as a solo instrument. Traditional guitars are made of wood and steel or nylon strings.Guitars may be played either acoustically or may need to rely on an amplifier. There are various.http://learning-guitar-play.blogspot.com/2008/05/basics-of-playing-guitar.html There is a guitar hero in you!- May 14, 2008 Lesson 1:There is probably not one person who has not heard of the video game Guitar Hero. You could not walk through any electronics store or Best Buy without seeing customers young and old, standing in front of monitors with a plastic guitar strapped around them strumming to Pat Benatars Hit Me with Your Best Shot. I should know, I was one of those customers! The overwhelming popularity of this fun game is a testament to not only the fantasy we have about being the next great rock star but...http://learning-guitar-play.blogspot.com/2008/05/there-is-guitar-hero-in-you.html |