Andy Ng is a self taught guitar enthusiast. He have played guitar for the last 5 yrs and is always seeking ways to improve. This blog is started to share his passion and knowledge with you. Besides working, Andy also teaches people how to play guitar part-time. He lives in sunny Singapore. These are the 3 levels of lessons he teaches.

Beginners

  • Basic Strumming & Picking
  • Major, Minor, 7th Chords
  • Learn How To Play Any Song You Desire
  • Playing Your First Guitar Solo With Scales

    • Intermediate

    • Easy Song Writing
    • Advanced Strumming & Rhythm Playing
    • Chords Formation, Progression & Structure
    • Advanced Scales & Soloing

      • Advanced

      • Improvisation On The Fly
      • Writing Original Songs
      • Playing Cover Songs With Your Own Style
      • Altered Tunings & Composing Songs With Them
      • When & What To Play In Your Band

        • Contact Andy at:

        Email: 1andyngks@gmail.com

        Mobile:+65 8163 2483

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    How To Buy Cheap Electric Guitars

    Friday, August 10th, 2007

    For many, It would be best to start out with a cheap electric guitar as you are still at the trying out stage. For the more advanced players, do not overlook what a cheap electric guitar can offer you. Sometimes, having a cheap electric guitar by your side can be handy when you are searching […]

    How To Change Classical/Nylon Strings

    Monday, August 6th, 2007

    We’ve covered changing steel/electric string in this category. I realized that there are many classical guitar players out there who felt left out and decided to write a post on how to change your classical guitar string. Here it goes…
    Tag:changing nylon strings, classical guitar, guitar, guitar strings, guitars, music, strings

    How To Change Electric/Steel Guitar Strings

    Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

          THE STEPS:        *Always stretch your strings first before you begin to tune*

    Notice if you have a floating bridge, jam it with something. To do this, bend the bridge up (like you’re doing a dive on the guitar) and put something between the guitar body and bridge. Your tremolo bar will work for this, but […]

    String Talk

    Friday, July 20th, 2007

    In my previous posts, I’ve talked about viewing guitar cables as the bloodstream and guitar amp as the body of your guitar setup. (Read it Here! Take Care of Your Guitar Cables , Guitar Amp Explained ) Today, I want to talk about the soul of your setup, the guitar strings.
    Tag:guitar, guitars, music, rock

    Take Care of Your Guitar Cables

    Sunday, July 8th, 2007

    Much have been talking about the art of refining effects control and of effect pedals. Today, I like to turn your attention to another crucial component of your guitar effect chain. The guitar cables.
    Tag:cables, guitar, guitar cables, guitars, music, rock