Anyone done that here? More specifically I mean anyone learnt it at an age where you think you're too old to learn new things, i.e. low-to-mid 30s?
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Yes. I played cello first though.Originally posted by TazMaN View PostAnyone done that here? More specifically I mean anyone learnt it at an age where you think you're too old to learn new things, i.e. low-to-mid 30s?Comment
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I learned when I was sixteen. Taught many people 30+ to play and most are still playing.Comment
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You mean you didn't explain da capo al fine and da capo mean differnt things?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI learned when I was sixteen. Taught many people 30+ to play and most are still playing.
Blog? What blog...?
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Your never too old. Good on yer mate.
Don't expect too much; but you can learn to strum a few chords. The guitar is a good instrument to be "ok" on.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostYou mean you didn't explain da capo al fine and da capo mean differnt things?
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I bought a really nice guitar in a charity shop, but haven't learned to play it or even touched it since.
(ditto a nice violin)Comment
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Originally posted by TazMaN View PostAnyone done that here? More specifically I mean anyone learnt it at an age where you think you're too old to learn new things, i.e. low-to-mid 30s?
You can certianly learn to play it at any age. It all depends what you expect, if you want to become Joe Satriani in 3 months that isn't going to happen. If you want to be able to play a few songs and bits of easy solos then yes.
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