paying for guitar lessons

Let's pull it in.

So, I'd like to go over some of the stuff that we covered last time.

I had you work on some basic open chords, so let's go through those.

Can you play a D for me?

Okay. How about a G?

Good. Good.

A.

So, I've shown you some open chords and I think this week I'm going to show you a little

bit about scales.

The first one I want to show you is a blues scale.

It's a pentatonic scale in G. So you can play that in a chord of G. And it sounds like this.

Ok.

Yeah, very good.

Very good.

Well, we're just about out of time.

So, what would you like to schedule another lesson?

Actually, I wanted to go ahead and talk to you about that.

I don't know when I'm going to be able to schedule another lesson.

I lost my part time job that I was using to pay for them.

So, now I'm going to be able to schedule another lesson.

I'm sorry to hear about your job.

How do you work out a trade for lessons?

I don't really have anything I can trade.

I don't have anything worth money at least right now.

I'm still in college and trying to get through everything on classes.

I hear you.

I hear you.

That's tough.

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