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For me it was 12. My mother allowed me to take 10 lessons and I learned how to read guitar music with the Mel Bay book 1.
I never had a guitar actually. The music store allowed me to rent one, but it was too big. Anyway, I always wanted to play the guitar but I found I had NO sense of rhythm and was tone deaf. The amazing thing is , at my age I'm still trying to pluck away on these 6 strings. Got better on rhythm and I can hear some notes on the guitar when playing by ear.
If you are hungry, then stay hungry for you dream in life.
Posted : July 22, 2018 05:25
Keep on truckin'. The rhythm will come and the ear will come... IMHO these skills can be developed and polished with practice. For me, it is a thrill to reach and stretch to a new goal and finally reach it, regardless of what that goal is. Speaking for myself I see there are lots more goals ahead of me to stretch out to...
Posted : July 22, 2018 13:00
I started at 13.
Music is a wonderful thing in that it can be a lifelong passion.
Posted : July 23, 2018 01:04
I started my sophomore year of high school so that would have been about 1964. And been playing ever since. Except I took a break from 1966 to 2014. 😀 😋 Lol
Posted : July 26, 2018 20:17
!977 I was 17 bought my first guitar which i promptly burnt, then bought the twelve string I used in Rainsong in 79. Bit of a haze there between guitars if you get my drift, ahh those were the daze!
Posted : July 27, 2018 01:39
!977 I was 17 bought my first guitar which i promptly burnt, then bought the twelve string I used in Rainsong in 79. Bit of a haze there between guitars if you get my drift, ahh those were the daze!
I suspect there are quite a few of us on here that "get your drift"!
Posted : July 27, 2018 07:59