by Paul Roth | Jun 23, 2018 | Chords, Practice
Well it has been a while since the last post but we have a few great guest posts coming up and lots happening over here at TMTG. Thank you also to the new subscribers, great to have you on board! Today we are really going to focus on improving chord changes....
by Paul Roth | Mar 29, 2018 | Inspiration, Practice, Teaching, Technique
In this week’s post I’m collating my top 5 phrases I say to students generally anywhere from beginner to early intermediate. Why? Well in lessons I’m frequently saying these as they are vital to fundamental technique, and so for practice at home it’s great to be...
by Paul Roth | Jan 27, 2017 | Practice, Scales
Hello Readers! In this blog so far we have talked a bit about scales, both with the Importance of Learning Scales and also with a Focused Scales Practice Session. I now want to look at approaching learning these scales so you can get the most out of them....
by Paul Roth | Jan 20, 2017 | Chords, Practice, Scales
Short practice sessions Hello all and happy new year! This post is actually inspired by one of my readers Matt so I’m very excited to write this and thank you very much for your input!!! As we all know, it can be very easy for life to take over and...
by Paul Roth | Nov 11, 2016 | Chords, Practice
A short while ago I did a 5 part blog series on the theory of chords, which you can check out here. Part 1 – Triads Part 2 – Add chords, slash chords, diminished and augmented Part 3 – 7th Chords Part 4 – Complex Chords Part 5 –...
by Paul Roth | Nov 4, 2016 | Musicianship, Practice
Whether you’re a professional or hobby guitarist, you’re likely to spend hours a day when you can’t physically play a guitar. This may be because you’re working, driving, at the gym, fighting a bear etc. A few weeks ago I wrote a blog about...
