Step three involves singing the melody line, which is crucial because the voice is the most organic way we can create music.

Singing while playing can help you feel more confident and understand where the notes are in the melody, and to strengthen your melodic playing, it's important to identify where you breathe in the music, as it helps form the line of the melody.

When playing a single note melody, it's essential to have refined control of touch, but bringing out and singing a melody through a series of chords requires even greater nuance and control.

When you play the guitar, remember to activate the pleasure centers in your body to receive and produce beauty through music.

To help with playing melodies effectively, I've developed a five-step plan that will enable you to sing out your melodies really well.

It's important to remember that string noise is a natural part of playing the guitar, and the goal is to minimize it so the music can shine.

It's crucial for musicians to have a genuine love for music, as this passion helps them navigate the challenges of a music career. I love the guitar for many reasons, including its tone and the unique qualities that make it special to me.

To build a nice legato on the guitar, the first step is to learn how to listen closely to your playing.

Listening to music, especially when playing, creates a powerful connection that resonates throughout my body, making it feel like the guitar is my own voice.