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Vol. 23, No. 1: June-July 2018

Instrumental Guitar Site Marks 22nd Anniversary

Guitar Nine Celebrates Latest Milestone With Eight New Features
June-July 2018 Β· May 2018

Welcome to the June anniversary edition of the Guitar Nine on-line magazine. June of 1996 marked our entry into cyberspace, and after twenty-two great years, Guitar Nine has become well known for providing a wide variety of free instructional material, news and information. Writing music, mining minor scales, and music promotion are just a small sampling of the subjects found in this issue. In total, seven guest columnists have submitted eight original articles on a range of musical topics of interest to practicing musicians. After working through the information and lessons, please sample some excellent music released by the over 1400 musicians we've worked with over the past 22 years! Interestingly, we've now published over 220 artist interviews, while over 210 musicians and industry experts have written close to 1200 guest columns for this site since 1996.

In this issue

10 columns
Guest Columnists
Cassie Steele

10 Ways To Promote Your Music Online

Cassie Steele

Having a solid strategy for promoting your music and building your fanbase is so important - the good news is that there are endless ways to promote your music online.

G9 Attic
Guitar Nine

Guitar Nine's Attic: Logos

Guitar Nine

A selection of Guitar Nine (former Guitar Nine Records) logo variations.

Guest Columnists
Mike Campese

Harmonic Minor (Unlocking Sounds)

Mike Campese

Mike delivers the keys to unlocking specific sounds, such as the Phrygian dominant mode, from the Harmonic Minor scale.

Guest Columnists
Simon Candy

How To Easily Play Acoustic Percussive Guitar

Simon Candy

Learn the sophisticated, awe inspired, and flat out mind-blowing style of percussive acoustic guitar.

Guest Columnists
Chris Byrd

How to Play Stone Mob's "Murder Town" Solo

Chris Byrd

Deepen your knowledge of the Minor Pentatonic scale, free yourself from the β€œ5 boxes slavery”, expand your phrasing vocabulary and stimulate your creativity.

Guest Columnists
Tommaso Zillio

How To Use Musical Form To Write Music

Tommaso Zillio

Learning to use musical form will help you "cast" an idea into an entire song.

Guest Columnists
Luca Sellitto

Minor Pentatonic Scale: Free Yourself From The Five Boxes

Luca Sellitto

Deepen your knowledge of the Minor Pentatonic scale, free yourself from the β€œ5 boxes slavery”, expand your phrasing vocabulary and stimulate your creativity.

Newsletters
Guitar Nine Newsroom

Newsletter June-July 2018

Guitar Nine Newsroom

Guitar Nine's June-July 2018 newsletter.

Guest Columnists
James Rosocha

Sequence And Rhythmic Variation

James Rosocha

Additional rhythmic variations to practice using the pentatonic scale as the vehicle.

Guest Columnists
Tommaso Zillio

Will Learning Music Theory Change Your Playing?

Tommaso Zillio

Is learning music theory is the way to go, or, will it drain your potential?

Also carried

First ran elsewhere

The survey that ran with it

53 answers

If money were no barrier, how many guitars would you use/own (2018)?

6-10
28%
Unlimited
23%
11-20
17%
20-30
13%
3-5
11%
I do not play guitar
8%
1
0%
2
0%
Percentages of 53 answers. All the surveys.
← The one before April-May 2018