The World is Yours
This is an original composition by Brandon Raimondo.
Brandon is performing at Strange Brew Pub in Norwich, CT. Continue reading “Brandon Raimondo @ Strange Brew | The World is Yours”
This is an original composition by Brandon Raimondo.
Brandon is performing at Strange Brew Pub in Norwich, CT. Continue reading “Brandon Raimondo @ Strange Brew | The World is Yours”
It was fifty degrees and I ran out of excuses, so this evening I made my way to the Strange Brew Pub in Norwich, CT for an open mic! Continue reading “Mark Urso Live at Strange Brew Pub 2/22/22 – Making Pies”
Lesson three will begin as this document.
I may make it into a video later.
It’s inspired by a Quora question. Read on!
That’s a great question!
I can assure you, when you start playing barre chords, you’ll also start to learn how to play the guitar! You’ll begin to understand the simplicity of how the guitar is laid out and how to find all the notes you need!
Everything on a guitar is done is sections, even when it appears a guitarist is flying all over with his hands. There are simple reference points, which can be found by counting up to what fret you’re on, using the dot markings as reference points, or, most likely, using your current position as a reference point (where you’re moving from).
Let me show you how versatile and simple the guitar can be, by starting in one place. There are many things you can “assign” to a location on the neck of the guitar. Then, I’ll show you how you can move at once, to another location, and, relatively-speaking, everything stays the same.
In other words, I’ll show you freedom and simplicity you can never see if you don’t come up the neck for both single notes and chords, as well as logic Continue reading “Guitar Lesson Three – Barre Chords”