I’ve been playing the guitar again recently and it’s frustrating because my fingers give out before my hands and body do. I want to keep playing, but I haven’t played in so long that the calluses on my fingertips are gone and need to be re-built. Our local piano store, which happens to be right down the road from me, is supposedly giving free adult piano lessons.
I’m going to check it out.
=)
I’ve failed at guitar REPEATEDLY. I ended up giving away the electric ax–it really was an ax (Hetfield from Metallic played the same style in the old old “One” video). I gave away my amp. I still have the acoustic my dad bought in 1966, but I can’t play it to save my life, unless of course my life could be saved without tone or rhythm.
I love the idea of learning piano. I would love to learn it.
In the meantime, my interest is languages, which I think is another type of music.
-cK
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Keep it up Sara!! I remember when I first started the guitar and it used to make me cry, my fingers hurt so much. Eventually your fingers will build up again and you’ll be playing like a superstar once more…
I’d definatly reccomend the lessons - I taught myself to play for a year and then got a few months of lessons, it just got me a bit more confident. Now I’m back to teaching myself!
Have fun!