A recording a snap shot of what you have learned how far you have progressed, I know no one is obliged to post a recording but it don't have to be anything fancy if you haven't recorded before be prepared for an enjoyable and valuable lesson with it's own unique learning curve and not solely in the recording gear department as recording can be done many ways with varying degrees of difficulty.
Recording is an all round expression of your playing ability nearly as good as a live audience performance. Once a student gets open chords down I believe a crucial step and will help them progress immensely is to record and post. The feedback alone is a great encouragement an enthusiasm injection. Worth considering? many new beginner students and not so new would enjoy and gain so much from actually hearing you play :)
This is a first attempt at chord change improvising there are 3 form changes corresponding to a 145 progression in A minor, form 1(Amin) form 4(Dmin) and from 3(Emin) when I do the exercise again I'll note down them down to be sure.
Recording is an all round expression of your playing ability nearly as good as a live audience performance. Once a student gets open chords down I believe a crucial step and will help them progress immensely is to record and post. The feedback alone is a great encouragement an enthusiasm injection. Worth considering? many new beginner students and not so new would enjoy and gain so much from actually hearing you play :)
This is a first attempt at chord change improvising there are 3 form changes corresponding to a 145 progression in A minor, form 1(Amin) form 4(Dmin) and from 3(Emin) when I do the exercise again I'll note down them down to be sure.













1. Is this session 11 stuff? Struggeling myself in session 10 and cant wait to get there.
2. Is this some kind of soundcloud cut and paste code to get the player with the specific song in the post?
3. Thinking about posting myself. Do you ever get harsh comments that makes you loose the guts to continue?
Jan