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Can two masters be served?
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Miguel de Maria
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Joined: Oct. 20 2003
From: Phoenix, AZ
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RE: Can two masters be served? (in reply to TANúñez)
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I think that the thing is, it's hard enough to get really good at one thing, let alone two. Think about this...how does one get good at guitar? Well, you have to practice technique... scales, strums, positions shifts, slurs, etc. etc. You have to learn general musicianship... theory, rhythm and timing, structure. You have to learn songs... Some of these things must be practiced every day, some not. Some transfers to other genres of music, some not. There is a whole lot of work that must be done every day on guitar, to get really good at it. That's why it's hard to be good at several things.
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Date Apr. 13 2004 22:13:26
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