Hey CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve made it all the way through our Level 1 series of guitar lessons. Regardless of your own thoughts on that, I think it’s worth celebrating. Sometimes when we’re in the middle of the grind, making tiny bits of progress each day, we lose sight of the fact that we’ve actually made significant progress.
Just think – only a few short weeks and months ago, you had basically zero experience on the guitar – a total newbie.
But now, you’re a real guitar player, still early on your journey, but a genuine guitar player nonetheless.
We’ve graduated you ahead into the Level 2 series of lessons, so you should start to receive those shortly.
But before you move on, would you do me a quick favor? If you’ve enjoyed the lessons and seen some progress in your playing, would you tell us about it briefly in the comments below? I’d love to hear where you were at when you started Level 1, and also how things have changed now that you’ve graduated.
Thanks!
Jonathan Boettcher
I thought that your lessons were clear, well thought out and workable from my viewpoint
I have long fingers and at times I found it difficult to do the chords , but after reading exactly what to do I can now manage .
I decided to take up the guitar as I have now retired and housebound , learning to play the guitar through your lessons has given me an air of encouragement to do things that I thought I was incapable of doing
Thanks Jonathan
You’re welcome Ian, I’m glad to hear the lessons are helping you!
Thanks for your kind reply
Learning the guitar using your videos is certainly a help , if I ever meet you in the pub I will certainly buy you a pint
Cheers
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