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shelster Platinum Enthusiast	Posted So, I have decided I want to learn to play acoustic guitar. Nothing fancy, but it seems like quite a challenge, especially to my piano trained brain. I would like to try self learning, rather than lessons, and have done that with other instruments in the past. Can anyone recommend a good instruction series or website?
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MommyTimesTwo Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post I used a book and cassette by Hal Leonard when I learned, and even though I have zero talent and my hands are stupid, even I managed to make something that sounded like a song, so it must be pretty good. I couldn't find the one I used (it was like 10 years ago) but here are some of his books.
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forum_interactive	Posted Hide Post Your piano training you really help you excel in guitar. Try to explore more about the notation on each string so that you'll have a better idea on how to create chords. A simple google search should reveal everything you need. Start with the basics (chord construction) and practice like crazy.
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