Although all three sections are now up, I do have a bunch of updates to make, as I’ve uncovered many new guitar learning programs since originally publishing the first two sections. I’ll be adding these as soon as possible, and will be continually updating the directory with new learning-related resources each month as I become aware of them.

See the new Section 3: Guitar Learning Aids

See the Guitar Training Directory index page.

So stay tuned, and get practising to make 2010 your best year ever as a guitarist!

Jamorama Standard – teaches you to play rhythm guitar (chords, strumming) to an intermediate standard, starting from scratch. This is a good choice for those who just want to dip a toe in the water, or who want to learn chords and strumming so they can accompany themselves or others, but aren’t interested in learning lead guitar. Click for more info about Jamorama Standard

Jamorama Deluxe – includes the same rhythm guitar material as Jamorama Standard, but also builds on this further to teach lead guitar (soloing) techniques. The Deluxe version is the best choice for those who want to learn all the techniques necessary for playing their favourite songs and riffs, and to develop great ‘all-rounder’ guitar skills and be as versatile as possible. Click for more info about Jamorama Deluxe

As before, you can also sign up for some free Jamorama lessons, to get a taste of what the materials are like before buying – find out more here.

Starting this week (early December), the Jamorama team are rolling out some significant changes to the course. Jamorama Lead and Jamorama Acoustic will no longer be available; instead the material from those courses has been incorporated into the main Jamorama program. This in turn will be available in two editions; Jamorama Standard (which will cost about $49, rather than the current $39.95), and Jamorama Deluxe, and the member’s area has been redesigned accordingly. I’m not sure exactly when the changeover happens – probably later this week (it’s 8 December now).

All existing Jamorama customers are automatically being given access to Jamorama Deluxe. I’ve only had a quick look so far, but it looks like the basic instruction material remains the same, as do the bonuses. But I’ll be going through all of the materials again, and making any necessary changes to my Jamorama review. In the meantime, if you’re on the fence about buying Jamorama, today is a good time to get it, before the price increases!

I’ve also just added a couple of new Jamorama-related articles which may be of interest to those who have bought the course, or are considering it:

Is Jamorama a Scam?

Tips For Getting The Most From Jamorama’s Guitar Lessons

The third and final section, covering guitar learning aids and other materials that don’t fit into the other categories, will be ready soon.

So far, section one (general guitar lesson courses) has been published. Sections two and three will be available soon.