Today we are cross-training piano and guitar. With a piano, the notes and relationships between the notes are laid out like a map to see and study whereas the guitar fretboard is more pattern based and the theory can sometimes be hidden in the fretboard. Often when a guitar player learns some basic piano it can help them to make connections and then be able to apply them to become a better guitar player. A piano player can also learn some things from learning guitar or working with guitarists as well. Join Ted and Cooper have a little chat and jam doing some musical cross-training with white Keys.
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