Music Practice: Acoustic Guitar

When learning to play an instrument set goals by using the practice chart provided. Playing an instrument is very rewarding and requires time and dedication in the early learning stages. Provided in the boxes below write down what areas could use improvement. Think about what chords you need to learn. Consider the chords that you have yet to master. Each and every day you can see the progress as the days pass. There is even a location for notes to be taken. During your time practicing jot down notes as they come to mind. There are strategies that help, exercises to try and notes to learn. The amount of time spent practicing could also be included. Whether you are advanced or a beginner, this chart will help keep record of everything. As the days pass and the weeks progress, add on more challenging movements and chords to your guitar practicing routine. Perhaps a goal that you have for yourself is being able to play an entire song from start to finish without stopping. This could be either a long term or a short term goal. Think carefully about what you want to learn and include it. There is also a point system to add up at the end of each week. Have fun learning to play the guitar!