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Over years of teaching people how to play guitar, I have become convinced that anyone who wants to play, can play. The most important musical talent is not a good ear, or a good sense of rhythm, although these gifts are important and should be developed. No, the most important talent is that of desire. If you enjoy music enough to want to play the guitar, then you are musical enough to learn to pl

What sort of guitar do you listen to? If you like classical or flamenco music best, learn on a classical guitar. If you like country or folk or acoustic music or much rock, learn on an acoustic guitar. If you like ska, punk or heavy metal best, learn on an electric. If you will play many types of music, a steel strung acoustic guitar is the best general choice–but if you have access to a free guit

Watch Jeff from New York City Guitar School show us how to play the arpeggio lick from Steve Morse’s “Too Many Notes”! Click here to learn more about Jeff!

Eliane from New York City Guitar School helps us play the famous lick from Guns N’ Roses famous song, “Sweet Child O’ Mine”. Click here to see more of Eliane!

Deen from New York City Guitar School teaches us how to play the lick from Michael Jackson’s “Rock With You”! Click here to meet our teachers!

Watch Vincent from New York City Guitar School show us how to play the lick from Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog”! Click here to learn more about Vincent!

Eliane from New York City Guitar School helps us play the lick from MGMT’s “Time to Pretend”! Click here to learn more about Eliane!

Tia from New York City Guitar School demonstrate how to incorporate tapping into a lick! Click here to learn more about Tia!

Suke from New York City Guitar School shows us how to play a lick with a killer slide using the Am Pentatonic scale in 1st position. Click here to learn more about Suke!

Watch Matt from New York City Guitar School demonstrate this lick that uses the A minor Pentatonic scale in 5th position! Click here to meet our teachers!

Kyle from New York Guitar School shows us how to bend the strings behind the nut. Enhance your playing with this cool new technique! Click here to learn more about Kyle!

Michelangelo from Brooklyn Guitar School demonstrates how to play the lick from Dire Straits’ famous song, “Sultans of Swing”. Click here to learn more about Michelangelo!

Watch Dan Emery of New York City Guitar School play his very first Lick of the Month! This lick is based on the ever-famous blues vamp. Click here to learn more about Dan!

You may know that a chord is a little arrangement of your fingers pressing down on the strings of the guitar. Further, you may have heard guitar playing friends throw around many names of chords, such as “C major, D minor, E seventh, and F suspended flat five”. “How many of these things will I have to learn?” you ask yourself in dismay, for the prospect seems daunting. Fear not! With only a baker’