Stay sharp, stay focused, and take advantage of those small moments. They may be the only thing standing in the way of your becoming the musician you want to be.

Being part of a group will help you develop team work, forge lifelong friendships, and give you the accountability that all musicians need.

So, let’s go ahead and agree that practicing is the equivalent of dental hygiene for your musical skills.

The student is the one who ultimately has to be happy with the instrument they play. So, ask the student!

If you get any solid wood at all, get it on the top. The top of the guitar is the most important for the sound. Solid tops sound better, and they will continue to sound better with age.