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Welcome to the harmonious world of WhatsOn Music Academy,We are a progressive music academy that offers a variety of programs and courses to help you unlock your inner musician. Whether you want to learn how to play the guitar, sing in a choir, or develop your skills as a recording artist, we have the program for you.

Music education should be accessible to everyone.We share music with all, despite backgrounds or abilities. Lessons at various prices, open to all levels.
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We believe in immersing our students in the art of guitar playing.We teach guitar fundamentals while inspiring students to create and share their music.

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hammer practice on the guitar fret board:

Start slow and focus on accuracy. Don’t try to go too fast at first. Make sure you’re hitting the right notes cleanly before you speed up.Guitar fret board
Use the right fingering.Make sure your fingers are curved and relaxed, and that you’re using the tips of your fingers to fret the notes.
Hammer with your fingertip.Don’t press down with your whole finger. Just use a quick, tapping motion to hammer the note onto the fret.
Practice on all six strings.Don’t just focus on the higher strings. The lower strings can be more challenging to hammer on, so it’s important to practice them as well.
Use a metronome.This will help you keep your timing consistent.
Vary your exercises.There are many different hammer-on exercises you can do. Find a few that you like and practice them regularly.
Be patient. It takes time to develop good hammer-on technique. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t see results immediately. Just keep practicing and you’ll eventually get it.

Guitar’s 12 Notes

The crew:There are 7 natural notes (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and 5 sharps/flats (adding sharps or flats raises/lowers a note by half a step).
Fret board map: Each string is a mini-keyboard with 12 notes (frets). Open string is the lowest note, frets raise the pitch.
Sharps & flats twins:A# and Bb are the same note, just called differently. Think “brunch” vs “late breakfast.”
12th fret magic:It’s the same note as the open string, an octave higher. The fretboard “resets” there.
Mastering the 12: Learn the notes on one string, then apply the pattern to others. Practice, practice, practice!

1st finger exercises for ukulele

Single-string: Focus on one string at a time. Play the open string, then fret the first fret with your index finger, then the second fret, and so on. Repeat this pattern going back down the string.
Across strings: Play the open A string, then fret the second fret of the E string with your index finger, then the second fret of the C string, and finally the second fret of the G string. Repeat this pattern going back down the strings.
Spider: Start with your index finger on the second fret of the A string. Play this note, then move your finger to the third fret of the E string, then the fourth fret of the C string, and finally the fifth fret of the G string. Repeat this pattern, “walking” your finger down the frets.
Chromatic: Play each fret of a single string, one at a time, using your index finger. This will help you develop finger independence and accuracy.