The Early Grades. An invaluable aid in preparing for the Registry of Guitar Tutors electric guitar exams. Preliminary Grade to Grade 2. An innovative and helpful book for all modern guitar players who want to improve their rhythm guitar playing.

Rhythm Guitar Playing, Book 1

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<p>The Intermediate Grades: Grade 3 to Grade 5. An invaluable aid in preparing for the Registry of Guitar Tutors electric guitar exams. An innovative and helpful book for all modern guitar players who want to improve their rhythm guitar playing.</p>

Rhythm Guitar Playing, Book 2: Grade 3 - Grade 4 - Grade 5

<p>If you re interested in learning to read music whether for classical, acoustic or electric guitar then this book is for you! Starting at total beginner stage, the book takes you on a musical journey. You ll be guided on a route where you ll learn the notes on the guitar very gradually; progressing string by string. This way your musical journey should never be daunting. If you follow each path that s laid out in the book, without skipping any stages, you should never lose your way. By the end of the journey you ll be able to read the notes on the first few frets of all the strings, and you ll be familiar with most common musical rhythms and note timings. In other words, you ll be well on the road to becoming a fluent sight reader on guitar.</p>

Routes To Sight Reading for Guitarists: Book 1

To sight read means to be able to play music as the writer/composer intended, without having to hear the music played first. The ability to read music is an essential part of playing any musical instrument and gives you access to a whole world of music. This book covers six of the most used keys and the first eight frets of the fingerboard. The pieces in this book follow a route from the New York suburbs to Carnegie Hall. This book can be used as a learning method for individual study. However, if you have a teacher to help you along the way than you ll find that the book has enhanced benefits: Below each line of music a chord sequence is given. If you re learning electric guitar, ask your teacher to play these chords whilst you play the Guitar 1 melody this will help you keep in time and bring the music alive. If you re learning classical guitar, then you can play each piece as a duet with your teacher. You should play Guitar 1 (always printed on the left-hand page) whilst your guitar teacher plays the music marked Guitar 2 (always printed on the facing right hand page). Please note that whilst both the chords and Guitar 1 . And Guitar 1 and Guitar 2 , are designed to harmonise together, the chords and Guitar 2 are not intended to be played together.

Routes To Sight Reading for Guitarists 2

All the music is shown in both traditional notation and tablature. All pieces are performed on the accompanying CD you just listen and learn. There are helpful historical and performance notes to help you play, and understand, each piece.

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