New Approach To Requesting Lessons
Posted: Wed May 06, 2015 5:14 pm
Hi Gang,
I really liked Marc's approach to lobby for a lesson on I Heard It Through The Grapevine and decided to try a new way of getting requests on the table, although some old-timers may remember that this is how we started the mechanism in the early days. For many years the Recommend A Lesson area gave us good ideas and feedback on what you wanted but I think it has run its course. The new Forum is down the categories page a bit, under TG Discussions And Information.
What I'd really like to see and hear about in the Request A Lesson list is more details about why a song would make a good lesson, interesting techniques, unusual sounds, altered tuning, etc., with video(s) embedded showing some examples. In other words, make a strong case for what the TG Community might get out of your request, particularly anything that may not be similar to many other songs.
This should not have to be limited to songs, as it could include techniques (tremolo in Recuerdos De La Alhambra), areas of theory we may not have addressed (altered modes only used by John McLaughlin), or really any aspect of music you might like to have more info on.
Help us out with getting this rolling let the discussions begin!
Neil
Request A Lesson Forum
I really liked Marc's approach to lobby for a lesson on I Heard It Through The Grapevine and decided to try a new way of getting requests on the table, although some old-timers may remember that this is how we started the mechanism in the early days. For many years the Recommend A Lesson area gave us good ideas and feedback on what you wanted but I think it has run its course. The new Forum is down the categories page a bit, under TG Discussions And Information.
What I'd really like to see and hear about in the Request A Lesson list is more details about why a song would make a good lesson, interesting techniques, unusual sounds, altered tuning, etc., with video(s) embedded showing some examples. In other words, make a strong case for what the TG Community might get out of your request, particularly anything that may not be similar to many other songs.
This should not have to be limited to songs, as it could include techniques (tremolo in Recuerdos De La Alhambra), areas of theory we may not have addressed (altered modes only used by John McLaughlin), or really any aspect of music you might like to have more info on.
Help us out with getting this rolling let the discussions begin!
Neil
Request A Lesson Forum