I have played the acoustic guitar in middle school but i don't remember much about it. However i did like strumming what about you
I have always loved listening -- have never played! I do love the sound, the way it resonates through the guitar's body.
Do you know if it's pronounced a-coo-stic or a-cow-stick? Or if both are correct?
Oooooh, it's the former. ONLY the former! Ever since the RENAISSANCE, when modern guitar-shaped instruments first began to be seen .... and played ;-)
Oh thank you for that. I thought both were correct but i was not sure. Do you know what notes are on the acoustic guitar?
I do not! Can you tell me? I just remember a tuning verse..."My dog has fleas..." Does that make any sense to you? Or should I just stick to saying the sound waves from the strings of the acoustic guitar resonate through the guitar's body, creating sound. ;-)
I wish i could. I know what notes are on a violin but not acoustic guitar. Do you know what kind of person repairs an acoustic guitar? Sort of like the luthier of a violin?
I don't! But what a great name, luthier. Maybe it's guitarthier?! I guess the hollow wooden body is really one of the only things both have in common with one another.
Haha. Nice. Well is there any fact you can tell me about an acoustic guitar? :)
the lute. Modern guitar-shaped instruments were not seen until the Renaissance era, when the body and size began to take a guitar-like shape.
The earliest string instruments that related to the guitar and its structure where broadly known as the vihuelas within Spanish musical culture. Vihuelas were string instruments that were commonly seen in the 16th century during the Renaissance. Later, Spanish writers distinguished these instruments into two categories of vihuelas. The vihuela de arco was an instrument that mimicked the violin, and the vihuela de penola
minutes long. It’s not like it’s 'Free Bird' where you have to suffer through 10 minutes of playing it every night." He considers the track to be Mudhoney's highwater mark,
"There's something special about that first single, we were never quite able to recapture that sound. I don't know if it was the guitars or the recording. It was just a really gnarly, gnarly guitar sound. ... I think it had more to do with the actual electromagnetic chemistry of what was