And We Have a Winner!!!
Congratulations Michelle!
Michelle has won a free Full Access Guitarmann Membership for 6 months worth $90!
read her story below to see why she was picked
as the Guitar Zero who will be transformed
into a Guitar Hero! |  |
Ever since I was a young girl I have tried to learn how to
play guitar. My sister was taking guitar lessons and she hated it, so I took
her little cheapo guitar and started teaching myself chords. I took lessons starting at age 8 and
the only thing I ever learned was to play open chords. Over the years I have
had 4 different teachers. I
practiced in my room for at least 3 hours a day until my late teens and never
got any better. I always felt
handicapped in this area and it has been painful to know how much I want to be
able to make beautiful music and
just cannot do it. I started
lessons again when I was in my later 20's and got a little better by adding
some melody to my open strum noise.
It is like I can learn one thing badly and just can't get past it. I try and try to get past the baby
steps but never advance.
Practicing was never an issue, I dedicated my time to learning but there
is something missing in my mental makeup to play music. I took lessons again in my thirties and
the same thing. Just terrible.
My
husband is a drummer and he decided to learn to play guitar. He picked up my guitar and within a
month he had surpassed my skills that I had been working on for over 20 years
on and off. I get discouraged and
give up after about a year of constant training with no results.
I kept
my guitar all these years and open it up to smell it as the smell is perfume to
me. I sometimes still try to play
some songs, but even my strum is bad.
It is like I have one strum for all the different songs I play. Bad!!! Really bad.
It is
pitiful for the amount of time I have put in to playing this beatiful
instrument.
Untalented,
Michelle
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