For her Helix High School senior project Andi brought her guitar onstage at Cosmo's Coffee House on La Mesa Boulevard  December 30, 2008 for her debut stage performance.

She sang and played the Pete Townshend (The Who) version of "Squeezebox."

To see the performance and hear Andi's comments about what a senior project is and why she picked this song press the play arrow below...

For her Helix High School Senior Project Andreana Laurvick chose to learn how to play guitar and then play and sing live onstage.

Andi went to Moze Guitars in La Mesa, California and contracted Ian Owen to teach her how to play an accoustic guitar.

Lessons began in May of 2008, and she stepped onstage at Cosmo’s Coffee House in La Mesa, California on December 30, 2008 with her guitar to play for a live audience for the very first time.

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If you fancy music, chances are you would enjoy playing a particular instrument in order to satisfy your desire for a harmonized sound. If you are still on the verge of finding that particular instrument that you can use, why not consider bass guitars?

Bass guitars come in various models like electric bass. It is basically a stringed instrument that uses the finger which will do all the popping, slapping, plucking, or tapping in order to function.

Actually, bass guitars for sale are comparable black electric bass guitars in so many ways. One, bass guitars can also bring in bass amplifiers in order to make the sound louder. Second, the two almost look identical although bass guitars contain longer necks, larger bodies, and scale length. In order to hinder excessive use of ledger lines, this guitar is noted in bass clef with a higher octave than the sound it creates. This instrument is widely used in contemporary music.

If you wish to purchase your own bass guitar but your budget is restricting you from doing so, find for used bass guitars both from online and local stores. There are a plethora of them in the market; you just have to choose the one that is still functioning well. Since they are already used, expect to see scratches on the body, but never compromise if proper notes are no longer achieved. Doing so is just like throwing away your money for nothing! If you are determined enough, you can have well-functioning and scratch-less used bass guitars for a lesser price. Don’t be scared to bargain!

Going for a used kind is not only economical but it will tender more room for learning and practicing since you will not feel as if you are obliged to sustain its new look. So for practicing, it is always pleasant to go with refurbished products than buy something expensive and agonize over that it might get broken.

If you are done with practicing and if you have enough cash bass guitars. But for now, settle with the refurbished kind because after all; it’s not how new your instrument looks, it is how well you play it.

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