Play Better Guitar in 10 Minutes a Day by Phil Capone

Play Better Guitar in 10 Minutes a Day by Phil Capone

How often should I practice? And what should I work on?

These are the two questions that guitar students will ask more often than anything else related to learning to play. Play Better Guitar in 10 Minutes a Day is the perfect reference for the new guitar musician. This book provides the answers to the common questions above, along with a wealth of practice exercises drawn together through the author's 25-year career as a guitar teacher, as well as extensive chord and scale libraries.

Every question a student could ask will be answered expertly and efficiently in Play Better Guitar in 10 Minutes a Day, and the exercises provided are designed to improve a player quickly and steadily. The unique Workouts section allows players to create their own custom-built routines for picking hand, fretting hand, fingerboard fluency or any combination of the three at varying degrees of skill level. As players progress in their guitar skills, they can take a look back at earlier lessons to reaffirm and cement their skills. Play Better Guitar in 10 Minutes a Day will help players master their guitar playing with an efficient time commitment.

Whether you're a guitar beginner or a seasoned player looking to progress your skills, following these regular practice sessions of just 10 minutes each day will give you real improvements in a matter of just a few weeks. This book makes a great companion to a first guitar for any age.

Phil Capone attended the famed Guildhall School of Music in London, where he studied guitar. His many years as a professional musician and teacher have given him a unique awareness and knowledge of the contemporary guitarist's environment, as well as an grasp of the difficulties and frustrations that an aspiring guitarist may confront. Phil is a well-known musician in the London music scene. Phil Capone (GDL M, LGSM) is a graduate of Newcastle College and a postgraduate of the Guildhall School of Music in London. He teaches at the Contemporary Institute of Music Performance in London and is a regular contributor to Total Guitar magazine and Guitar Techniques. He is a regular performer on the London music scene, and his own band has a long-running residency.

He is a regular contributor to Total Guitarmagazine and Guitar Techniques, and teaches at the Modern Institute of Music Performance in London. Phil's books include The GuitarPlayer's Chord Bible, How to Play Guitar, Learn to Play Bass Guitar, and Learn to Play Country Guitar.