When I Start Playing Guitar Analysis

I got my first guitar when I was 11 years old. (When the addiction began) Even though I wasn't very good, each new thing I learned, pushed me to learn more. No amount of skills and knowledge was enough, and it still isn't. The more I learned, the

I started off playing the synthesizer for the middle school jazz band and eventually progressed to the electric bassist by high school. I began performing as the only bass soloist in the region of 2-A bands that performed at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, TX.

I have always loved music as long as I can remember. I remember the days when I would have to wake up extra early to go to school as a 7 year old because I had to go to my piano lesson two hours before school even started. My mom

I later took up band in seventh grade to get a sense of what music is. Intentionally, I wanted to play the alto-sax and hopefully learn to make great music with it, but it would cost me, so I chose a clarinet. The clarinet had an interesting sound similar to a sax and it was nice to know that I sounded better than Squidward Tentacles. The flute was another instrument that caught my eye, it looked like a recorder but looks and sounds relatively refined. But, I could never get the embouchure right to get that sweet flute sound, instead it sounded like blowing air into a tube, looking back, I probably wasn’t ready to play it

Music has been a part of my life for over half of it. I started piano when I was about 6, and did orchestra in 4th, 6th, and now 7th. I always enjoyed learning more about the instruments I played. But

Music has been a part of my life since the beginning. My Grandma Hammond, a music teacher, had me start right off into piano when I turned 7 years old. She has been my music teacher since then. I was taught all genres of music starting from classical to what is popular now. My favorite genres to learn were Jazz and Rock music pieces. I remember when I was the age of 12, I begged her to let me learn and play the song Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen for one of my music festivals. My Grandma disagreed at once about my idea because it was required of the piano students to play a classical piano piece. I was a good student and learned that festival piece, but little did she know I would also teach myself Bohemian Rhapsody and play it after my classical

Ever since I was five years old I have had an interest in playing the guitar. For my sixth birthday my parents got me a small and cheap acoustic guitar. I carried that thing with me everywhere. I treasured it. Even though I did not know how to play, I pretended I did and my family had to suffer through the horrendous noise.

I’m not going to say that am raise in a musician family, but most of my family how to play at least one instrument for example my dad plays piano and guitar, one of his brother lay drum and the other one play many instrument because he owns his own music studio. See those guy play an instrument motivate me to plat instrument because at the time the was learning those instrument I wasn’t easy for them but they didn’t give up because there parent force them to learn. After many years of learning those guy meet a lot of famous people , play in music band , and many other place. All

Like most during grade school, I was exposed to a number of different musical instruments. My older

I play guitar, bass, and synthesizers. I’m not in bands and don’t play out anymore. I’ve never really cared about that sort of thing.

You will have your own reasons for wanting to play a musical instrument. These can range from wanting to learn a new hobby, to really wanting to reach for a higher goal like a career in music.

Ludwig van Beethoven once said, “Music is the electrical soil in which the spirit lives, thinks, and invents.” Although not everyone can be the next Beethoven, learning a musical instrument can be an enlightening and fun experience. Many people who have carried on the hobby of playing a musical instrument into their adulthood started when they were young children. Starting practically anything when you are young allows you to develop in a different way, both mentally and physically, and you begin to discover your passion. Whether the hobby is a sport or cooking, it is almost a guarantee you will be highly skilled as time passes.

For a little while, it was something I'd be on and off with, just going to the local mom & pop instrument shop, picking up a guitar and fiddlefucking around with it, asking questions, talking with the clerks, and such. But that wasn't entirely something I felt too serious about--until 7th grade, I believe. My best friend had just gotten a children's practice electric guitar, and he was writing music, and he brought up the idea of starting a band. This was before I even owned any instruments. For a little while we bounced around with that shit, nothing serious. When music really took off was in 8th grade when I got my Epiphone Dot-Studio electric guitar (which is still my only one, and she still serves me well to this day). It was Christmas. Picked it up and just played. Went to YouTube, found some song tutorials, learned. Since then, I've just had a deep love for music, a fire that just will never die, even after going months without fuel. Then came 10th grade, when I met a rapper in my Digital Media class who also had a deep passion for music, Deze. He had the drive, but not the equipment. I had both. This was the inception of Ambition Asylum's second movement (AAI was a thing even before I joined). The two of us were joined by two other friends of Deze's. For a little while, it was quite the same process. I'd record them, mix them, post it up. We were doing pretty well for ourselves, despite our numerous

For every instrument with exception of my earlier years on the piano I am self taught. A young me was always intrigued by the process of how music was made and how different instruments made their own distinct sounds. The first thing that I did to start my adventure in the world of musicality was to learn about music theory. What music theory is to be put shortly is the study of theoretical parts of music. This mainly includes things like melody, tempo, harmony, notation, etc. Luckily for me I learned all the basics at a young age from my piano lessons so it’s practically like a second language to me.

I first joined the band in the fourth grade playing the drums. I played for about two weeks then I quit because I didn't like it, mostly because of the teacher. In the sixth grade we got a new music teacher and told me I look like a trumpet player, so I gave it a try. I was taking music lessons but after the first one my music teacher told me she had to leave because she