Best Music Learning Quotes

"This course is really for someone of any age... you can start playing at any age."

"Learning stupidly simple songs actually makes you a substantially better player."

"I went into a room with just myself, my instrument, and someone who knew what they were talking about."

"Build a playlist of songs you want to learn in lesson videos you find useful."

"I learned guitar when I was eight years old. I got straight A's and I got a guitar."

"Rocksmith Plus: The most diverse song library ever seen in music learning software."

"Practice using your ear, figuring out playing music you hear on your guitar just by listening."

"If you're artsy fartsy and musically talented, go ahead, learn how to play the ukulele."

"Learning the music stuff from the internet has given me the confidence that I can learn whatever I want."

"A delightful chord progression, a wonderful riff for beginners to learn."

"I've been brushing up on my guitar skills and I've been learning some like picking patterns."

"I thought that was really cool because right off the bat it was asking you what your goals were to be as a piano player."

"This fits right in with that category of like iconic awesome rock riffs but that are easy to play."

"I mean, nobody else would even get that or understand that now. I mean, I don't know if I was starting to play guitar now and you have, you know, Spotify, just any possible thing at your fingertips. I don't know how I would even focus on one thing to learn something by ear."

"If you give up now because you refuse to read music at all, you have no other tool but listening, and it simply won't be worth the effort."

"But then it's like, your brain has to connect to hit this string at that time. I took guitar lessons in high school from this guy 'The Moose.' Yeah, full back from the Cowboys, dude."

"Learning to play the keys can speed up your workflow and give your loops a more soulful and human feeling."

"Learning to play music... seems to pull from the most corners of our mind and I can't imagine that not being good for you."

"Learning music is kind of like learning a new language, and a big important part of learning a language is mimicking people that can speak it already."

"Improvising is not just about what scale we put on this chord progression; it's about feeling and making sure you understand this: You are a human being who is learning how to play the guitar."

"Don't worry about learning the mandolin part to Atlantic City, it's not worth it. Losing My Religion, now that one's pretty good."

"Being able to learn a song that any song that you like by ear without having to find a tab... that is a pretty mega skill."

"Building your song repertoire is so rewarding, but it has much larger implications on your guitar journey."

"Start to learn your first couple of songs."

"Yes, of course you can start learning to play piano without reading music."

"This is a great little composition that you can learn and play by yourself."

"Learning piano takes time and it takes commitment."

"Your life will be immeasurably easier if you can just learn to play guitar or learn to play piano."

"My life really changed when I stopped trying to just learn licks the way they were and I started taking licks that I thought were really cool but then adding my own 'me' to that lick."

"Learning to play guitar riffs from songs you love is absolutely one of the best ways to learn how to play guitar."

"Learning any musical instrument is a really rewarding journey."

"You're not only learning the notes of the scale and building your technique, but you're also learning all of the chords that come from the scale."

"Learn the melody by listening and imitating."

"I think you'll feel a lot more confident about being able to play a song that's not just chords but has some melody in it."

"If you want to learn music, you can't really find a better instrument to learn music on than the piano."

"If you learn where C is, you can pretty much figure out the rest of it."

"If you're learning this, put your own character on it. Why not? That's what the music is about."

"If you can learn to play at least a few songs from memory, it will really increase the enjoyment you get from playing music."

"We're going to learn how to play a very slow and easy to play melodic sounding lead that's really not using any scales at all."

"This is like unlocking the entire fretboard."

"It's a lot more meaningful when you have a song versus just learning a scale or something that doesn't really have any context."

"You're already going to be able to play and you're not going to be frustrated, you're going to be free to make music the first time you get on the drum set."

"Master your first 10 songs for free."

"Learning tunes is what's the point of learning theory and technique if you can't actually play songs that you enjoy."

"It's probably easiest to start with piano, just so you can hear everything clearly."

"You can become a good pianist if you start to learn at an early age."

"And boom, you can already play 'Blank Space', no sheet music necessary."

"It's a brilliant way to learn a piano."

"Just remember there's more to learning to play than just memorizing, try and put everything in context."

"By knowing patterns by number and by note, we can learn songs incredibly quickly and transpose to any key at sight."

"Memorize some phrases using this concept so you can digest good solid language that has really strong voice leading in it."

"When I started playing with brushes, I started learning the mother of all brush beats."

"If your goal is to not really fuss about music theory and just want to play some songs, Lumi Keys could be a fantastic resource for you."

"It's better that you learn the chords and learn how which one sound best and how to put those together."

"Commit to it and just start practicing because a ready fire aim approach is going to be more useful than a ready aim fire approach."

"It tracks your progress and it can even send you push notifications to your phone or to your tablet to remind you to practice."

"If you're coming from the classical world where you'll just read sheet music or if you're a beginner to piano and you want to learn to play by ear, you have to get clear on what the number system is and how to use it."

"It's important to learn full songs, don't just learn bits."

"Learning one song... it's a beautiful gift to give yourself."

"That's awful, terrible, who taught you how to play violin?"

"I think this is the most important fundamental anytime you're learning a standard."

"Let's get started on the Robert Johnson version of this song."

"When you learn patterns, when you learn progression, same thing, right? You will find that it's easier to learn songs and easier to create your own progressions as well."

"We all learned how to play music by imitating our heroes, and then eventually putting our own thing on it and finding who we are as individuals."

"The reason why intermediate is such a cool stage to be in is because that's when you can finally start to play a lot more original songs."

"Learn the melody and learn the chords for the tune; that's going to be the framework for everything that happens after this."

"You'll learn this once, you can apply it any case where you have a song in the key of A, and it's a handy one to learn."

"We have something for everybody, whether you're beginning or advanced."