Wish me luck

[John Tierney]

Hi everyone, after my last post about leaving for a bit, Im popping back in to share something with you all. In addition to reading some suggestions (really helpful) I am to perform my first public appearance as a guitarist. Nothing big, but I promised my boss I would play her the Game of Thrones theme for her before I graduate and I wish to make good on my promise.
Wish me luck and when I was learning this on my break time alot of what this school taught me on shapes and such, It really helped me in looking at this challenge differently.
Any case advice would be nice

 

[Filip Tomiša]

Good luck! Don’t be worried about making mistakes cause no ones gonna notice and after you are done with your first ever live performance you are going to feel way more comfortable on the stage

 

[Sayonil Mitra]

Good luck bro. Happy for you. I hope you really cherish your performance and stage experience.

 

[Lauren Morales]

After you do a live performance, you will discover that it is not as bad as you think. You will do great and people will not notice if you mess up. Just remember to have fun playing.

 

[Jen Hapke]

Good luck

 

[Jak Angelescu]

Go in there and play with all your heart and soul. Give it all you got and don’t worry about mistakes because the only real mistake is not trying at all. If you go in there and do your best and give it all you got, you can do no wrong!!

 

[Calvin Phillips]

even if you make a mistake, you shouldn’t make it look like you did. Like, try to make it sound like you did it on purpose. If you make it look like it was meant it be part of your routine people never know the difference honestly. If you give it away that its a mistake, people will point it out every time. But honestly most people are oblivious to the mistakes you make in a song. I actually used to always make atleast one mistake on every song I played.. there was always THAT ONE. lol