Rabea and Musicisum

fendergibson

He's gifted musical and progressive, can anyone recommend his online courses ? Is it worth the dollar ?

fendergibson

Might just buy all his music instead then, he's superbly talented as is his band............

Toska 

and Dorje minus the vocal 

dangriffiths

If you are just starting out I think it would be great. I am returning to music after a long break and trying to get a more rounded skill level but it didn't have the right level for me so I cancelled. 

Enjoying Paul Gilbert's online stuff a lot more even if his music isn't my cuppa tea he is entertaining and the exercises are not the usual scale running. 

digitalscream

It depends on your expectations. If you want a great way to go from beginner to intermediate and beyond, Bea's courses seem great (I had a look at the first few "levels" when they were first launched).

However, if you're expecting to come out the other end playing like Bea...ain't gonna happen

dangriffiths

Yeh very true. I found random YouTube videos about specific topics to be more useful too. 

Vaiai

The Guitopia site is fantastic and Dave Weiner is a great teacher - so much stuff on there in the archives too. I like Rabea too and happy to support him! I have not used the site tho. Knowing him and his ability I'm sure it will be great.

fendergibson

Vaiai said:

The Guitopia site is fantastic and Dave Weiner is a great teacher - so much stuff on there in the archives too. I like Rabea too and happy to support him! I have not used the site tho. Knowing him and his ability I'm sure it will be great.

I'll have a look at guitopia thanks, new to me that one