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Testimonials
"Thank
you so much Tony for making the bar
chord chart that finally helped me
understand so many bar chord structures
and the patterns that are so important
for playing almost every chord I could
ever think of. When I looked at it and
realized that I could play over forty/48
chords by just understanding the notes
on one string it blew my mind. Now when
I'm gigging I can instantly go to, not
only that bar chord, but many others
with the same name very fast. It is
guitar teachers like you that has made
understanding the guitar so much fun."
Anthony C. (Electronics engineer and
lead guitarist for the band Vital Signs)
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"I
have been taking guitar lessons from
Tony Douglas for about a year and a
half now, and I am very pleased with
the progress I have made. The
ability to read music is very
important to both learning to play
-- and getting enjoyment out of
playing -- a guitar. Thanks to Tony,
I can pick up an intermediate-level
music book and play. Tony's method
of teaching chords has been
especially helpful. He has taught me
how a few hand configurations can
translate into dozens of chords up
and down the fingerboard. I look
forward to every lesson."
Steven N.
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"I can play anything on the
guitar now that I know these bar
chords! Thank you Tony for showing
me this easy way to have tons of
chords at my finger tips!"
Alison C.
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Tony has been teaching my son to
play guitar and read music for over four
years. When it came time to tackle the
biggest obstacle to most beginners--
barre chords, Tony had my son playing
smoothly in very little time. Not only
that, but with Tony's method of
teaching, my son can play barre chords
all over the neck while knowing the
shape and name of the chords in each
position. Anyone who tries this method
will have a chord vocabulary that will
free them to go beyond only the first
three frets and open up all the music to
be found on the entire fretboard! That
it's easy to remember AND easy to
execute is what makes this method so
usable.
Cathi
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