How to play a guitar?

No, No, No. It is learned through diligence and practice. All you need is the passion. You ARE born with those 3 abilities. The talent is just the icing on the cake afterwards which applies to about 2% of players out there. Dr Ron Grassi Jupiter Florida

If it's a nylon string guitar, could be that the strings are slipping. Here's how to keep them from slipping - http://www.worshipguitarclass.com/change-classical-guitar-strings-video.html Otherwise, I suggest a headstock tuner. The one I use is by Planet Waves. Super easy to tune with. I agree ...

Lydia For me the electric guitar was the easiest. I know this because my first guitar was an acoustic and it was difficult to get a good clear sound at a appropriate sound level. I got so frustrated I almost quit until I traded in for an electric guitar. Hope this answered your question You ...

Learning how to play guitar is not easy, but it's easier to learn than violin or saxophone because you can't play out of tune on a guitar (you can play the wrong notes though :) It's not very difficult either, as long as you have fun playing guitar you'll advance. I suggest you start by learning ...

Yes, it will be a lot easier to learn how to play the guitar when you had piano lessons before. You basically know the music theory making learning a lot faster. Also, because you already played and practiced the piano, then you already know that it takes time to learn a new instrument.

There is a good variety of acoustic and electric guitars on this website that will allow your child to become a better player. These start at £45 and go up to high quality guitars. http://www.guitarbitz.com