You Can Teach Yourself Guitar by William Bay

You Can Teach Yourself Guitar by William Bay

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You Can Teach Yourself Guitar by William Bay

Rather than the usual alphabetic or encyclopedic chord listing (C, Cm, C-, C+, etc.) this comprehensive chord reference book presents guitar chords as they are actually used in specific keys (C, Am, F, G7, Dm, E7). Chords are further classified in five basic zones on the fretboard. By learning each zone carefully and playing the review studies at the end of each section guitarists can enhance their knowledge of chord forms and their ability to make the changes throughout the entire fretboard. An important appendix presents essential music theory regarding scale and chord construction while offering additional chord forms in each zone. Highly recommended for guitarists of all playing levels. Includes DVD. DVD 103:28 minutes.
William Bay has authored hundreds of books on music education and performance. As president of Mel Bay Publications, he produced thousands of books dealing with an eclectic array of musical styles, genres and instruments. He is an accomplished composer and is now dedicated to writing performance music for guitar.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780871662620
ISBN 10 0871662620
Titel You Can Teach Yourself Guitar
Autor William Bay
Serie You Can Teach Yourself
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Mel Bay Publications,U.S.
Erscheinungsjahr 1989-05-01
Seitenanzahl 112
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