The Medicine Songs Library current version contains in-depth tutorials (including chords, strumming and picking, singing practice, pronunciation and coordinating guitar and singing) for the following songs:

Salve a Rainha do Mar

Clear Blue Sky

Hearts Mystery

Cuatro Vientos

Stillness in Motion

Blessed We Are

Angel Heart

Vuela Con El Viento

Agua de Estrellas

Pachamama (Carioca)

Pachamama (Darpan)

Asatoma (Kevin James)

Todos Somos Medicina

Tonande (Yawanawa/Curawaka)

Celestial Heart

Oso Blanco

Ide Were Were

Somos La Luz Del Bosque

By signing up for access to this library, you are setting an intention to give music the time and space it needs to take root and flourish in your life.

There are video tutorials in each module on Guitar, Singing and Songs to work through at your own pace. Each video can go anywhere from 5 minutes to 25 minutes, depending on the topic.

You don’t have to complete every single video in order to make progress, and you can revisit videos to revise anything you wish to at any time.

We recommend starting with a commitment of 5 minutes practice or one tutorial (whichever is most appropriate) every day, or every second day, and see how you go from there.

Everyone is different, and it depends on where you are starting from. Some people get the basics of a few songs in the program, some focus on mastering one before moving on to the next.

In every song you learn, you are working on developing the same skills, until they become integrated and then those same skills will apply to many songs. Once you are able to play one song, you will then be able to play many others in short order, quite quickly.

One student reported they went from zero, to playing 3 songs, within 2 months. This is totally possible for you too!

Yes! We start with the basics and build from there, with different options for different levels so you can always work at the level you need to. The video tutorials do give you instructions on what to focus on in your practice, so you can be met right where you are.

Think of it like a yoga class, where there are options for easier and more challenging poses.

You will need a guitar and capo in order to make the best use of the library - otherwise there will be a lot of tutorials you won't be able to practice along with.

The best guitar brands to look for include, but are not limited to: Yamaha, Fender, Cordoba, Alhambra, Taylor, Takamine, Antonio de Toledo.

You can find either new or second hand ones online, or at your local music store. If you have smaller hands, consider going for a ⅞ size guitar.

Your capo should be either a “spring-clamp” or “trigger” capo. A google search should provide you with many options. Again, you can purchase these second hand or new off popular shopping sites, or at your local music store.

There is always a learning curve when we start out learning music. This is normal, and something we need to be prepared to navigate. BUT with the support of great resources AND great guidance, as we have in the Medicine Songs Library, it is made as easy and clear as possible.

We believe that if you aren’t getting what you wanted from this program, you deserve your money back, which is why we have a money-back guarantee!

You can also find a link to our refund and cancellation policy at the bottom of this page.

There are people who have a particular inclination for music… but there is no-one with a functional nervous system who is not musical. That would be like saying some people are not ‘languagey’. Music is completely innate to all humans the same way language is.

How much progress you make depends more on your fascination, curiosity and commitment to the process than any degree of ‘talent’ you may or may not think you have.