Post by Deleted on Jul 16, 2009 12:12:54 GMT -5
Hi Everyone,
I was not sure where to post this, and i figured since i am talking about videos this would be appropriate.
I just started a new job working for www.rhythmstrummer.com, and i am trying to spread the word about the site. Its a start up founded by celtic guitarist Steve Baughman, his business partner, and a bunch of respected teachers from the Seattle area. The site is aimed at teaching beginner/int guitarists solid skills through learning classic folk, rock, country, and Beatles songs. In there addition there are lots of technique lessons that cover a variety of topics.
You can check out the free videos here.
rhythmstrummer.com/free-stuff.php
In addition they have a youtube channel, which contains alot of promo lessons, as well as some great videos on clawhammer guitar.
www.youtube.com/user/RhythmStrummerDotCom
Check it out, and pass the word along to folks who you think might be interested. The lessons are very well put together, and a month's access is less than one lesson with a music teacher.
Anton
I was not sure where to post this, and i figured since i am talking about videos this would be appropriate.
I just started a new job working for www.rhythmstrummer.com, and i am trying to spread the word about the site. Its a start up founded by celtic guitarist Steve Baughman, his business partner, and a bunch of respected teachers from the Seattle area. The site is aimed at teaching beginner/int guitarists solid skills through learning classic folk, rock, country, and Beatles songs. In there addition there are lots of technique lessons that cover a variety of topics.
You can check out the free videos here.
rhythmstrummer.com/free-stuff.php
In addition they have a youtube channel, which contains alot of promo lessons, as well as some great videos on clawhammer guitar.
www.youtube.com/user/RhythmStrummerDotCom
Check it out, and pass the word along to folks who you think might be interested. The lessons are very well put together, and a month's access is less than one lesson with a music teacher.
Anton
