The History – Marshall Amplification Why Marshall Amps Were Made The JCM800: A Rock Icon Why Is It Called the “Plexi”? List of Marshall Amplifier Models Here’s a selection of notable models across decades: Series/Model Type Notes JTM45 Head First Marshall amp, bluesy tone 1959 Super Lead Head Classic Plexi, 100W 1987X Head 50W Plexi-style […]
I would like to to ake this opportunity to thank my current students a Very Merry Christmas and thank you for 2025, & I’ll see you all in 2026. To all my past students I would also like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas & a happy New Year, you’ve not been forgotten. […]
Who Chris Rea Was Chris Rea was an English rock and blues singer‑songwriter and guitarist, instantly recognisable for his gravelly voice and soulful slide‑guitar tone. He was born in Middlesbrough in 1951 and became a major European star long before breaking into the UK Top 10 with The Road to Hell (Part 2). Chris Rea […]
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The pentatonic scale is one of the most universal and powerful tools in music, shaping melodies across cultures, genres, and centuries. Below is a detailed study that explores its history, structure, applications, and practice strategies. Introduction: Why the Pentatonic Scale MattersThe pentatonic scale—literally meaning “five tones”—is a musical scale built from five notes per octave. […]
LA Guitar School does have a Facebook presence where you can follow their updates, lesson tips, and community posts. Here’s a clear overview of how we show up online and how Facebook fits in: LA Guitar School Online Presence Why Follow Their Facebook Page? Next StepTo find their Facebook page quickly, search “LA Guitar School […]
A good guitar practice routine balances technique, theory, and creativity while adapting to your skill level and musical interests. Steps to Build Your Guitar Practice Routine Example 45-Minute Routine Segment Time Focus Area Warm-up 5m Finger stretches, chromatic runs Technique 10m Scales, chord transitions Theory/Ear Training 10m Rhythm drills, intervals Repertoire 15m Song practice Creativity […]
Chords you must know are the open-position chords: C, A, G, E, D, plus their minor versions (Am, Em, Dm), along with F and a few dominant 7ths like G7 and E7. These form the foundation of thousands of songs and give you the building blocks for strumming, chord progressions, and eventually more advanced playing. […]
Learning the notes on the guitar is one of the most powerful steps you can take to unlock music theory on the instrument. It helps you understand scales, chords, and improvisation much more deeply. Here is a break down in a clear, practical way: Step 1: Know the Open StringsFrom the lowest (thickest) string to […]
What a Key Signature Is Circle of FifthsThe easiest way to learn key signatures is through the Circle of Fifths: Quick Tricks to Identify Keys Why They Matter keys with their chords: each key has a “family” of chords that naturally fit together, built from its scale. Major Keys and Their ChordsEach major key follows […]
