Who else plays guitar?

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Mak33

Mak33

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As much as I wanted to be proficient with musical instruments, it's hard to practice everyday, I struggle with the piano, so I started to play a little bit of ukulele, mostly basic chords for my own enjoyment, I hate it when I stop for awhile my fingers would hurt whenever I play again.
Anyone here plays the uke? 😊
 
Shepherd

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Yes, I play guitar and 5 string banjo. This is our daughter singing and son on mandolin (he can play anything with strings). My lovely wife was sitting this one out.
 
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So much talent here. Haven't been on this thread for awhile. I have some catching up to do! :)
I play acoustic and electric guitar. I used to lead a worship team back in the '90s. Then I got ill and didn't play much for many years.
A couple years ago, the Lord did something in my heart and I started playing, singing, and writing again!
I've recently started a new medication that seems to have given me my life back. I've started attending a church again and with time, perhaps I can help out with music. I'm in a new season of my life. :cool:
 
babetteteets

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I started playing guitar when I was in college. I prefer acoustic guitars because I think their melody is much more attractive. I decided to learn to play the guitar because I wanted to impress a girl from my department. I bought a guitar and also some picks here https://ironageaccessories.com/collections/guitar-picks. I learned by watching the lessons on youtube, and in a few weeks, I learned all the chords of the song I sang for that girl. All my efforts were in vain; now, that girl is my wife.
 
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Mak33 said:
As much as I wanted to be proficient with musical instruments, it's hard to practice everyday, I struggle with the piano, so I started to play a little bit of ukulele, mostly basic chords for my own enjoyment, I hate it when I stop for awhile my fingers would hurt whenever I play again.
Anyone here plays the uke? 😊
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I don't play as much as I used to, but when I was playing almost all the time, I had such calluses on the fingers of my left hand, I would actually cut some of them down. And I am talking about nylon strings on a classical guitar. I do have a steel string and an electric also, but would use picks on those.

But yeah, if I were to go and play for an hr or 2 now, my fingers would complain. :giggle:
 
Shepherd

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Same here. I was doing gigs and going to jam sessions almost every weekend for a few years. Now my calluses are pretty much gone. I had just started going back to jam sessions when the Corona virus came along.
 
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Shepherd said:
Same here. I was doing gigs and going to jam sessions almost every weekend for a few years. Now my calluses are pretty much gone. I had just started going back to jam sessions when the Corona virus came along.
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I literally had no feeling on the end of my fingers. Jam sessions are fun. Covid not so much :cautious:
 
Mak33

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Polar said:
I literally had no feeling on the end of my fingers. Jam sessions are fun. Covid not so much :cautious:
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I know what you mean, That happens to me one time, sometimes the calluses helps to practice longer ☺️ can't even feel the pain anymore so I just endure for hours. My cuzin laughingly told me, One time she asked my brother, what am I doing, My bro told her, "she's doing nothing just playing her ukulele!" this was during covid lockdown.😄
 
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Mak33 said:
I know what you mean, That happens to me one time, sometimes the calluses helps to practice longer ☺️ can't even feel the pain anymore so I just endure for hours. My cuzin laughingly told me, One time she asked my brother, what am I doing, My bro told her, "she's doing nothing just playing her ukulele!" this was during covid lockdown.😄
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Right. Might be painful to build up the calluses again, but works for lots of practice in the long run :) Enjoying playing an instrument is never 'nothing' Right? :giggle:
 
JillianMarie

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I am learning guitar some but its pretty hard so far.
 
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