Learn How to Play 3 Musical Instruments in 3 Weeks

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Its kinda hard to believe that you can learn 3 musical instruments in a week right? Yes it is. For you guys, the tone deaf people, you can just forget about it. Practice your hearing first then you can proceed and read this. Practice your humming and make sure it is synchronized with the song that you're listening to. This is the basic if you're into music.

1. Guitar
What is so hard about it? Whenever you're free, spare an hour or two, play a song with 3 major chords, finito trabajo.

I just took some random pics for you guys, you can just google the chords and the songs. Taking a break from your assignments? Revision? Use them to practice the guitar. In a week, you can at least know all the basic of guitar, major chords minor chords super chords ultra chords mega chords for sure. Nak main lead goreng2 tu, gotta mix up with people who can play, or, you can ask Google or youtube to help.

2.Keyboard/Piano
I've played classical songs on the guitar for like a year, so, it was a little quick for me to understand the principle. This is actually easy to play (that's what I've heard my fingers are still twisting), well if you just play the chords and sing to it, not the Mozart or Bach kinda jam.
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3. Percussions/Cajon
You gotta listen to music like a lot bruvs. Once you understand music, the beat will come to you. You can ask any guitarist or a pianist or anyone who can play other musical instruments, it wont take them much time to learn the basic beat. 






There you have it ladies and gentlemen. A week for guitar. A week for keyboard/piano. Probably only a day or two for the percussions. The remaining days are for slowpokes. If it takes you longer than what I've shared, maybe I'm bluffing or maybe you're just slow. Good luck. Good day folks cheers.

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