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Danny Poole has been playing the guitar since 1984 and started teaching in 1990 (more info...). He has helped over a thousand students develop their guitar playing skills to the level they wanted. He has created this site around his teaching methods, designed to give you the basic necessities to get you started and get you playing as quickly as possible. |
What happens when an experienced musician turns geek? The creation of one of the most comprehensive, structured guitar tutor websites: www.guitartutoronline.com
When Danny Poole decide to explore web page design as something to do for kicks, he never imagined he would have on average 150 people a week registering at his guitar tutor web site. It is hardly surprising – he is an accomplished musician with over 15 years of teaching experience.
The results are a true testament to his ability, and to the power of the internet - a small town Australian, with a wealth of talent, taking his knowledge and passionate teaching style to the world.
 Many a late night can be spent searching for guitar websites, and there are a plethora of sites that promise to have you playing like a pro in less than 15 minutes. While Danny Poole’s site promises nothing like this, it will have you playing like a pro if you’re willing to stick to it like a pro.
Guitar Tutor Online offers structured lessons for the beginner, intermediate and soon, advanced players, and is supported by clear visuals and samples, setting it apart from the common user based websites.
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A message from Danny Poole: Everybody is an individual and no one student can really be taught 100% the same way, however they can be categorised into different groups. For example, an impulsive person would more than likely go for the "Learn the Guitar in 7 Days" approach. Other people like to do a lot of research before they commit themselves to anything, and when they learn they want to know the reason why all the time.
These are the two extremes of the scale, and if you decide to teach yourself how to play, then honestly ask where you fit in between these two extremes and how much effort you want to put into learning. Wanting to learn too quickly will make you a shallow guitarist. You may look great playing all the latest, coolest songs, but would you know how to deconstruct that song and figure how the writer came about to create it? You wouldn't know what key the song is in, or what scale to use if you wanted to improvise over it.
Being too thorough with your playing can stunt your ability to perform in front of people and progress at a good pace to the next level. Mainly because you want to be perfect with your performance and ability before you move on.
Remember: Success in the world of music, and ability to play the guitar are two separate things. Do you know anyone that plays just as good as someone famous? Why do you think they’re not as famous..?
Don't think just because you're not recognised or famous you then must be a poor guitarist. Not true..(Ability v. Success)
Quote (Rob Thomas- Matchbox 20)
"You can create a pop star but you can't create a songwriter"
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Guitar Tutor Online has 150 individual lessons, you can view the listing of lessons by clicking on the menu to the left "Guitar Lessons (Members Only)" or use the navigation aids below to expand and reduce that same menu.
    
 
| FREE LESSONS: Section (2) The Basics (7 Lessons) - I have opened this area so you can see how my lessons are laid out through this site. |
Site Design - D.P. Web Page
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