Peter Simms – Guitar Noise

Peter Simms has written a little ditty that shows us how to make your single guitar sound like a small combo band. We're going to focus on fingerstyle with a melody, bassline and chords. Source

Here's a catchy little number written for you especially by Peter Simms, integrating a funky rhythm with some tasty blues lines. Enjoy! Source

Not so much a lesson as a nice chord melody arrangement of this beautiful Christmas song, courtesy of Peter. Never too early to get started on your holiday material. Source

This an intermediate level lesson for those of you who use only a guitar pick and would rather not work on finger-style playing, but would still like to play a complete song arrangement on your instrument. Source

Guitar Noise welcomes the long-awaited return of Peter Simms to our pages! Peter's been very busy with performing and teaching this past year but wanted us to know he's still thinking of the Guitar Noise readers. So much, in fact, that he wrote this song (and the accompanying lesson) just for us! Source

Time to tackle the notes on the third string of our guitars! Peter's series on learning the notes of the guitar in standard notation continues along, complete with exercises and sound files. Source

Doug has come up with a lesson featuring two children's favorites: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and London Bridge. Enjoy sharing these with people of all ages! Source

Learning to read music is easier than you might think. Peter Simms returns to Guitar Noise with a lesson on the notes found on the second (B) string, complete with some simple exercises to help you easily learn the notes. Source

If one of your New Year's Resolutions was to start (or finally) learn music notation, then help is here in a big way! As Peter points out: the only obstacle is that reading music takes a while to learn. If you truly want to learn, patience and consistent practicing will get you there. Source

Here's an original song from Peter Simms - Key West - a perfect song for lounging on a lazy summer afternoon. Peter wrote this specifically for those of you who want to play chord melodies with a pick, so enjoy! Source