If you have spent any time with musicians of any calibre in your life you will quickly have discovered that drummers are the butt of most collective jokes. You know the sort; What is the difference between a twelve-inch pizza and a professional drummer? The pizza can feed a family of four. How many drummers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Ten, one to hold the lightbulb and the other 9 to drink till the room spins. What is the difference between a drummer and a drum machine? You only punch the rhythm into a drum machine once…
So, are these jokes unfair? Yes, totally. Are they based in truth? Well, as one of nature’s percussionists I would like a legal representative before I answer. With all of this in mind, I decided the unscheduled hiatus of the summer of 2020 would be the perfect time to challenge the established notion of truth and try to learn a new instrument. Armed with my wife’s guitar, a google search for chord patterns and a whole summer to practice, I began my foray into the world of stringed instruments. Unfortunately, my lack of basic music theory and my ham-fisted approach to anything remotely dextrous meant that I quickly lost faith in my own ability and googled online guitar lessons.
Bicester breathed a sigh of relief when I found the expert online guitar lessons of Mickey Woodcock, guitarist extraordinaire of the Oxfordshire region. When I started looking for online guitar lessons, Bicester did not seem like the obvious place to begin, but as Mickey had over 30 years’ experience and offers lessons in classical, electric or bass guitar, I decided to drop him a line.
I was really impressed with Mickey’s online guitar lesson. Not only did he manage to get me placing my pudgy fingers properly on the fret board (something YouTube hadn’t catered for) he also explained why what I was doing was working. One of my favourite parts of the online guitar lessons from Mickey are the way he keeps them interesting. He clearly believes that learning guitar should be a fun and rewarding experience, not a chore.
Mickey’s online guitar lessons, Bicester, have also helped me understand the instrument properly. He has helped me tune up accurately, training my ear and understanding the way the notes are laid out on the board and how to tune string to string so that even my ‘car boot sale special’ now sings in harmony. For a musician understanding how to look after, protect and use your instrument properly is as valuable as knowing the notes on the page. Mickey Woodcock offers guitar maintenance support to all of his students through online guitar lessons.
Bicester, Little Cheston, and the whole of Oxfordshire can get their four string, six string or twelve string guitars out the loft and singing again with just a little help from the expert online guitar lessons from Mickey Woodcock and his specialist guitar training.