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Guitar Performance - Make The Most of It!

Getting ready for any type of guitarto twelve songs and memorize them.2. Make
performance can be a little scary at first,sure you select songs with different tempos
but if you are well prepared, you will findand rhythms for your performance in order to
the experience much easier to handle. Whethercreate and sustain interest from your
you'reaudience.3. Pick songs with varying degrees
of difficulty, but don't overestimate
playing with a band, or by yourself; are ayourself. Be realistic about your own
seasoned performer, or a rookie; there areability. You want to pick songs that you
several things you can do to make the most ofenjoy and are able to play well on your
your performance. First and foremost, realizeguitar when no one is watching. If you find
that you are not the first one on the blockthat you are constantly making mistakes in a
to ever feel jittery about playing yourparticular song, give yourself more time to
guitar in public. It's a common experienceget it down before actually performing it in
among musicians, and being a little nervouspublic.4. Practice playing with distractions.
can even work in your favor.There is always aYou will be amazed at how beneficial this can
mysterious struggle that goes on inside mebe. I remember playing at an outdoor concert
when I'm about to give a performance. Ionce where the band that was to follow mine
think it's something akin to the Dr. Jekylwas warming up right behind us! Tamborines
and Mr. Hyde phenomenon. Two voices banteringand all. One of the bandmembers actually
for my attention, the good guy and the badstarted asking me questions about my guitar
guy. Mr. Hyde tells me that I must be out ofperformance and wanted to know how I learned
my mind. What makes me think I'm good enoughto play like that! It was very weird, but all
to get up on a stage and play my guitarI could do was ignore her. After that
before an audience? Who do I think I amexperience and a few others like it, I began
anyway? On the other hand, Dr. Jekyl tellspracticing my repertoire with the T.V. and
me that I've worked hard practicing my guitarradio turned up pretty loud to mimic such
and know the material well. It will be fun todistractions.5. Start your performance off
share what I've got with others so they canwith something that you find easy to play on
enjoy hearing it too. Be brave, live life tothe guitar and graduate to the more difficult
the fullest and go for it!Because I ampieces later. This will help you to warm up
basically a shy person, it would be muchyour fingers and get comfortable with being
easier for me not to play my guitar inon stage. I usually like to start with a
public. But there is a certain drive, almoststrong, upbeat song in order to gain the
a need I have, to express myself throughattention of the audience and rid my stomach
music; especially with regard to playing myof butterflys.6. Get a good night's sleep the
own material. Yes, there is a certain risknight before your performance if at all
involved; it's called being vulnerable.possible. That will help keep you fresh and
Anything could happen... A string could breakalert and also reduce your level of
(been there), you might forget the words oranxiety.7. Avoid drinking too much alcohol or
chords to the song (been there), you mightcaffeine.8. Have all your clothes, equipment,
make a mistake and have to start over (beencontact information and directions ready the
there too). But no matter what happens, thenight before.9. Always have extra strings,
world will go on and you will discover thatpics and guitar batteries, etc. in your gig
people are very supportive and encouragingbag.10. Relax, take a deep breath and try to
overall. I'm always amazed when I getenjoy yourself. After all, it's just another
positive feedback over a performance that Ipart of the learning process and tomorrow's a
thought was absolutely awful. It provides mebrand new day!FREE Reprint Rights - You may
with more incentive to continue on.So how canpublish this article in your e-zine or on
you make the most of your guitar performance?your  web  site  as
Below I've put together several suggestions
for you to consider. They are in nolong as you include the following
particular order of importance. Some may beinformation:Kathy Unruh is a singer
relevant to you at certain times andsongwriter and webmaster of ABC Learn Guitar.
irrelevant at others. Just take what youShe has been writing songs and providing
need and ignore the rest.1. Develop aguitar lessons to students of all ages for
repertoire (song list) of approximately tenover 20 years.



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