Classical Guitar Pop Songs
Violin songs that are different from the violin or classical?
I've been playing violin for four years (im 12 now) and, lately, I really not like the music. I want to play some rock and pop, but something other than classical violin, country. My teacher of all things he loves and she is the one that really around. I was thinking about getting an electric violin, but id still need some good music. My brother plays guitar and he plays ACDC and Led Zepplin songs really cool so I want to play. My mother still wants to play me, I'm not a violin and guitar player, for sure. Im so confused! He makes really cool music like the song immigrants, the songs Pepsi and The Black Eyed Peas. You know where any piece of good music, or download sites are? thank you so much for AnyHelp
After four years, you still probably is not a very accomplished violinist. I suggest keeping it, although it may seem like a chore now. When older you will enjoy it. There is nothing that says you can not play the guitar too. In fact, the guitar would be a good addition to the violin, since give him a sense of harmony that the violin does. Alternatively, you can get a mandolin, which is tuned exactly the same as a violin, but chose similar to a guitar. At this stage of your life, your goal should be to become a musician, not just a person who plays an instrument. Once you are a musician, you will be able to teach to other vehicles when you get the desire to learn. There are a number of basic skills that are shared between people who play all kinds of musical instruments - once you learn the skills with an instrument, it becomes much easier to become accomplished with other instruments additional. One thing you should definitely do is tell your teacher of your concerns. She can get you any music you want, and structure their lessons in a way that is most suitable for you. However, my advice would be to get a solid background in classical music, since just about any another type of music is a subset of all that is classical music. There are plenty of sheet music available online, but you have to know where search. A bittorrent tracker demonoid.com is as good a place to start, but there are IRC channels dedicated to sheet file servers, music and news groups Usenet.
"Your Song" by Elton John on Classical Guitar
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