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Clint Richardson
Leave it here, whydontcha?
-Clint
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Clint Richardson
Leave it here, whydontcha?
-Clint
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Richie
You know Clint, my wife and I were just discussing last week about a guitar tutor for our 8 year old son (and me). I thought to myself, wouldn't it be great if Clint Richard-son could teach him online, knowing that you play. Then you drop this. Thanks man. I look forward to learning and getting to know it then my son will join in.
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Clint Richardson
Sure thing. Happy you could be here. More to come by the way, I just had to get it out as is as these things have a tendency to take over one's mind and life after a while. While this is certainly a lesson for beginners, it is not a beginners lesson, if that makes sense. As much as I would have killed for this to be my first lesson, the purpose of it is not to teach one how to play but to teach the guitar itself, as a tool to be used in music theory. The PATTERN I keep showing is way more important than I can even express, and knowing the chords that we learn throughout our lifetime are merely part of that PATTERN (scale) as well is life-changing.
Basic beginner lessons would be a great accompaniment with this, and again they are a dime a dozen out there. My lesson is designed as a lifetime's knowledge instead of a single droll subject. To see how everything fits together is akin to knowing where each puzzle piece fits together without looking at the picture.
I will be holding weekly group lessons soon as well, fyi. Any questions will be answered there and I will give each student or member a chance to teach whatever they know related to this.
Stay tuned… more to come.
Thanks for joining and congrats on deciding to teach your children how important music theory is.
Be well…
-Clint
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Paul
Hi Clint,
I'm trying to make payment but it won't accept my card.
I'm in England but that shouldn't make any difference or should it?
Joe (Paul)
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Clint Richardson
Leave it here, whydontcha?
-Clint
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Richie
You know Clint, my wife and I were just discussing last week about a guitar tutor for our 8 year old son (and me). I thought to myself, wouldn't it be great if Clint Richard-son could teach him online, knowing that you play. Then you drop this. Thanks man. I look forward to learning and getting to know it then my son will join in.
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Clint Richardson
Sure thing. Happy you could be here. More to come by the way, I just had to get it out as is as these things have a tendency to take over one's mind and life after a while. While this is certainly a lesson for beginners, it is not a beginners lesson, if that makes sense. As much as I would have killed for this to be my first lesson, the purpose of it is not to teach one how to play but to teach the guitar itself, as a tool to be used in music theory. The PATTERN I keep showing is way more important than I can even express, and knowing the chords that we learn throughout our lifetime are merely part of that PATTERN (scale) as well is life-changing.
Basic beginner lessons would be a great accompaniment with this, and again they are a dime a dozen out there. My lesson is designed as a lifetime's knowledge instead of a single droll subject. To see how everything fits together is akin to knowing where each puzzle piece fits together without looking at the picture.
I will be holding weekly group lessons soon as well, fyi. Any questions will be answered there and I will give each student or member a chance to teach whatever they know related to this.
Stay tuned… more to come.
Thanks for joining and congrats on deciding to teach your children how important music theory is.
Be well…
-Clint
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Paul
Hi Clint,
I'm trying to make payment but it won't accept my card.
I'm in England but that shouldn't make any difference or should it?
Joe (Paul)