Who should attend this module?
This program is suitable for those
i) interested in picking up the Electric Guitar.
ii) unsure of their ability to learn music.
iii) who would like to experience playing another instrument without the commitment.
What will I achieve at the end of these 3 weeks?
You would have
i) discovered and experienced essential musical concepts that will form a lasting foundation for further music education.
ii) experienced the touch of your selected instrument and know if it suits you.
iii) experienced the proper and healthy way to project your voice when singing.
iv) played to 3 popular songs.
Do I have to buy an instrument?
The program is designed for in-class participation. Take-home practice is not required or expected. However, you are free to purchase an instrument if you wish to have added practice at home. Instrument packages are available when you register online or at the Believer Music Retail Store.
I have never seen myself as a musician. Are you sure I will succeed in this course?
The one obstacle that limits musicians is fear. This psychological barrier exists even at the highest echelons of the music field. This program is uniquely designed to breakthrough such barriers because musical sense is in everyone. You just need to know how to unlock it. This program will achieve that for you.
How is the Electric guitar different from the Classical and Acoustic guitar?
Classical and Acoustic guitars are able to produce sound from its own body, while the Electric guitar uses electro-magnetic pickups (transducers) that converts energy produced by the vibrating guitar strings into electrical impulses that is fed to an amplifier. The amplifier then magnifies these pulses many times before the loudspeaker transforms them back into sound waves. Because of the mechanics involved, the electric guitar is able to produce a variety of sounds that the classical and acoustic guitar is limited to.
