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Bring Yisroel Meir Rowner’s musical expertise right into your home. Easily accessible from anywhere on the globe, these professional videoed lessons feature Yisroel Meir’s proven techniques in a practical, self-paced format. Join many hundreds of successful students who have mastered the guitar with Yisroel Meir’s unique, play by ear method.

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    The program is designed to run on a weekly schedule and the student catches up on their own. We do not skip weeks or pause the lessons unless it is for the following reasons: sefira, 3 weeks (for those that don’t take lessons then), or summer camp. In those cases, the plan will be paused, and online lesson access will be restricted temporarily. In order to have your lessons paused during the 3 reasons listed above you must reach out to Bassline and notify us that you want to pause your lesson during that time. Without notification lessons will not be paused and there are no refunds.

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    Guitar - 50 Lessons For Boys, Girls and Adults Worldwide

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    Guitar FAQ

    My method is teaching chords and songs. This gets my students playing a song literally from the very first lesson. Along with every lesson, I provide sheets which have songs written out in a way that is clear, easy to learn and will sound professional if followed. I do not teach conventional music notes (called the “staff” with symbols, circles and lines) which take much longer to learn. The idea is for students to use these sheets as a guide to learn the song, which in turn trains their ear to get used to chord patterns and how different types of songs work. This makes the learning process quick and user friendly, unlike the more difficult and time-consuming study of mastering the reading of music notes. By following this method, my students are able to play full songs in a very short time. Students who are more musical may actually start figuring out songs on their own!

    The lessons are geared toward regular guitar. That said, all of the information you learn for regular guitar is used on electric guitar as well, so you are actually learning skills for both at once. I do play and teach electric guitar and it is possible that we will add even more advanced lessons for students who want to take their electric and/or acoustic guitar playing to the max.

    Yes! (See below how you can tell if your guitar is working well enough to use for the lessons.)

    The Lesson duration varies. Sometimes, it can be just a few short minutes. However, some information takes more time to explain and to describe how to do. Some lessons are 10-20 minutes (or more!). I’m really focused on giving over specific material in each lesson rather than the duration of the lesson. The most important thing is the amount of time the student spends practicing over the week. That is where the real growth occurs!

    First of all, if you suspect that your guitar has problems, bring it to a music store to have it looked over. Learning on a bad guitar can be impossible and may make you give up!

    Generally, if you have a working guitar, there is no need to get another one. However, here are some basic “must”s for your guitar:

    1: It must have all 6 strings on it. (NOTE: Strings are easily replaced. You do not need a new guitar just because strings are frayed or snapped. A music store can replace them for you.

    2: The knobs at the end of the guitar which turn to make the strings tighter and looser (called tuning machines) must work (these are also easily repaired/replaced at a music store if need be. But if they charge too much to fix it, you might as well get the guitar I told you about above). 

     

    Unfortunately not – due to security and ease of sharing the videos are strictly not downloadable. We also have a USB option that does not require any internet connection. Please email [email protected] for more info.

    You have access to your video lessons only as long as you are a member. It is recommended to print out all your material and keep it organized in a loose-leaf. This you would keep forever (as you would by in person music lessons). If necessary, we can create a freeze plan which gives you access to all your past lessons for a low fee of $10/ month.

    Lead Guitar Lessons FAQ

    Both! Lessons 51 – 81 are equally applicable to acoustic or electric guitar. Lesson 82 – 100 are geared more toward electric but can certainly still be played on acoustic. Some of the techniques taught are easier on electric than acoustic
    The first 50 lessons focused on chords, techniques, fingerpicking, strums, and many tricks and tips for guitar playing in general. What was NOT taught in the first 50 lessons is called “lead” (also known as “melody”). Many instruments ONLY play lead (like flute, violin, saxophone, trumpet etc.). Guitar can play both chords and lead.

    Lead (also known as “melody”) is the actual tune of the song (as opposed to the background sounds or chords). For example, we sing the “lead/melody” of Shabbos Z’miros. A singer who performs is also singing the lead/melody of the song

    Soloing is similar to lead, but you don’t have to follow the exact song when you are soloing. You can improvise and make up your own tune as you go.
    Many great soloing techniques are covered in these lessons including 3 lessons focused on making your own solos.
    These lessons (51 – 100) are mostly focused on lead and soloing techniques. A number of them focus on what is called “power chords”.
    Yes and no. They look different but they really are the same instruments. Acoustic guitar is big and hollow and it has sound hole which gives out a lot of beautiful, natural sound. Electric guitar gets plugged in and amplified. This allows you to alter the sound with certain effects (either on certain amplifiers or with special pedals). That is why the electric guitar can make so many different sounds. Electric guitar strings are also easier to push and bend because the strings are usually quite a bit thinner.
    All of the lessons can be played on acoustic, but lessons 82 and on are geared more toward electric (especially 92 – 100).
    All 100 lessons are for you! Not only 51 – 100! Lessons 1 – 50 are geared more toward acoustic, but everything there is valuable for the electric player as well!
    No! I teach a user friendly method called TABS which you can learn to read in one lesson. It is the quickest and easiest way for guitar players to learn songs in lead.
    Yes! Major, minor, harmonic minor, and pentatonic scales are covered in these lessons.
    Yes! I provide a guide to figuring how to play the major, minor, and harmonic minor scales in any key.
    Every lesson teaches you a new skill and or scale and gives you a song to play so you can implement the new skills and or scales. Many helpful tricks, tips and techniques are included along the way to help you up your game
    All of these lessons have great value for every guitar player! That said, the later lessons (82 and on) have some parts that are more geared toward electric guitar and may interest you less……. It’s your call how far you want to go.

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