Denver Guitar Orchestra

Denver Guitar Orchestra

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We’ve been making fingerstyle and classical guitar music since 2017 on acoustic guitars for solo and ensemble presentation. We want you to join us no matter what skill level you’ve achieved. We don’t need you to be a great guitarist, just be willing to practice a little, show up for rehearsals, and be an ordinary person making extraordinary music.


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DGO-Orchestra

Denver Guitar Orchestra
3 pm Sundays
216 South Grant Street, Denver

CONCERT!!!

Sunday, February 9th at 3 pm
216 S Grant Street in Denver.

FREE!

Yes, we know it’s an hour before the Super Bowl starts. Yes, we know most of you don’t care two licks about the game. Yes, we will have you home in time for the half-time show. Yes, all of the cool ads will be on Instagram the next day. So you won’t miss anything important and you’ll hear the best community ensemble for acoustic guitar in Denver. New music, old music, soloists, and something to do that’s not watching Kansas City win again. Toss me an email if you have questions, but seriously, just show up. They’re making great music.

 


DGO-OnlineSundays at 7 pm

Where: Gary’s YouTube Channel (The live link appears a minute or two before the broadcast.)

When:

  • Pacific 6 pm
  • Mountain 7 pm
  • Central 8 pm
  • Eastern 9 pm
  • Atlantic 10 pm
  • London 2 am (next day)
  • Mumbai 7:30 am (next day)
  • Bangladesh 8 am (next day)
  • Tokyo 11 am (next day)
  • Sydney 1 pm (next day)

What: Here’s what we’ll work on this week: INFO


DGO-Lakewood

In-Person Guitar Classes

Ian’s classes are posted! Go HERE and search keyword “guitar” to register.


DGO-Whenever

Private Lessons by Video with Gary

If you want to participate by private video chat or in-person private lesson, here’s how:

  • Begin by sending me an email that you’re ready to begin.
  • Make a phone video of you playing the song. It does not have to be great. Keep it simple.
  • Make sure the video includes both of your hands.
  • Upload a copy of your video to Dropbox using their app on your phone, or upload it to YouTube as an unlisted video. Make sure you’re using wifi as it eats up phone data pretty fast.
  • Send me a link to your video. I will look at it, sing your praises, give you a helpful suggestion or two (or 50), and then you’ll record your next effort.
  • If you’re not sure about the steps to use the technology, send me an email.
  • Why would you do this? The vast majority of people who start on guitar quit because it’s too hard. Making a regular video of yourself helps you get beyond your ego, gives you something to shoot for each week, gives you a realistic picture of what you can do now, gives you hope for the future (especially when you review older videos you made), and most importantly gives you one more way to play guitar since preparing for a recording is a more detailed process than cranking out yet another tune. This process will make you better and make playing guitar easier.

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