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If you’d like to play jazz music on the guitar, master chords and chord theory, and improvise with variation and economy, then this might be the most important letter you’ll ever read.

Now, I know you’re probably skeptical. That’s normal and healthy. Let me give you three good reasons we can back up what we claim:
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The concept of The Composite Blues Scale for Electric Guitar is to show the guitarist how to improvise and compose with the composite blues scale over the dominant, major, minor 7th and Minor 7th b5 chords. This is a necessary book for the modern guitarist who wants to improve his chromaticism and Blues vocabulary by understanding the connection between the chromaticism and the blues scale in different music styles: Jazz, Rock, Funk, Fusion, Pop and Latin. Read more…

Popular music has always excited people who want to express themselves, to have fun with their friends, to entertain at parties, or to impress other people. They dream of playing the latest and greatest hits, the "golden oldies" and classic hits of pop and rock, country and western, jazz, gospel… or perhaps the great hymns, traditional folk songs, children’s songs, you name it!

But for most people, music is a pastime, not a profession. With the hectic pace of life today, there just isn’t time for hours of music practice.
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You have probably heard about Guitar Hero and how it is this new and exciting game is taking over the nation. It’s just not a game but a superhero’s game. You could not walk through any electronics store or Best Buy without seeing customers young and old standing in front of the monitors with a plastic guitar strapped around them strumming to a Pat Benatar’s “Hit Me with Your Best Shot.”

I should know I was one of those customers! The overwhelming popularity of this fun game is a testament to not only the fantasy we have about being the next great rock star but the popularity of the guitar.
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My name is Tennyson Williams. I’m a musician and composer and I play all sorts of guitar styles. I’ve been playing for about 11 years now. When I first got started I wasn’t too bad, but the problem was that I was spending upwards of 12 hours a day practicing cluelessly. The reason that I was able to deliver on that night of the party was because of several hard years or practice and what I learned during that time. I’m going to talk about some of what I learned starting now, so grab a note book and get ready!

Chapter 1 – Mental Mastery Chapter 2 – The Seven Principles Of Guitar Speed Chapter 3 – How To Train For Speed and Maximize Your Playing Chapter 4 – Basic Speed Drills – 4 Finger Exercises Chapter 5 – Basic Speed Drills – 3 Finger Exercises Chapter 6 – Basic Speed Drills – 2 Finger Exercises Chapter 7 – Basic Speed Drills – Tremolo Picking Chapter 8 – Moderately Advanced Picking Exercises Chapter 9 – Advanced Picking Exercises Chapter 10 – Better Bending Chapter 11 – Better Vibrato Chapter 12 – Better Hammer-ons and Pull-Offs Chapter 13 – Legato Chapter 14 – Tapping Chapter 15 – Sweep Picking Chapter 16 – Developing Better Sliding Technique Chapter 17 – Economy Picking Chapter 18 – String Skipping Chapter 19 – Harmonics Chapter 20 – How To Write Awesome Guitar Solos Chapter 21 – Ear Training Chapter 22 – The Ultimate Practice Routine Chapter 23 – The Power Of Metacognition Chapter 24 – Recording and the Home Studio
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The Learn Guitar 4 Kids ebook has been written and tested by Lachlan Wilson through his own first hand experience teaching guitar to children. Lachlan has a focus on teaching guitar and improving teaching methods.

Lachlan has a thorough background and education in music and music teaching and has tried many guitar books with his students over the years. He has now developed his own method to truly match the educational needs and capability of young children.
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The Secrets about Beginner Learning Guitar skills that 90% of the world doesn’t know – and what it means to YOU.

What most people do completely wrong when it comes to first "Learning to Play the Guitar" (Make sure you avoid this single thing like the plague!).
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Did you know that for centuries the world’s greatest musicians and composers have had a secret weapon that few others knew about? And even more astounding is the fact that every single person has this same ability lying undiscovered inside! This special ability is pitch recognition, more commonly known as absolute pitch and relative pitch. These two skills have been the guiding force behind some of music’s biggest names. Some top composers with this ability include: – Mozart – Bach – Beethoven – Chopin – And many more… More recently the skill of pitch recognition has helped musical greats including: – Frank Sinatra – Miles Davis – Mariah Carey – Stevie Wonder – Jimi Hendrix – Yngwie Malmsteen – And many more… Most professionals agree that a good sense of pitch is one of the most important qualities of good musicianship. Below are various quotes acknowledging some of the top musical performers’ absolute / perfect pitch abilities. Jimi Hendrix "Although Hendrix never learned to read written music, early in his career as a sideman he could learn a new band’s entire repertoire in an hour or two by just hearing the songs once. Again, this would be beyond someone without perfect pitch." Miles Davis "He talks about his Julliard years and says how he and his friend used to call out the pitch as soon as a sound was heard." Mariah Carey "Luckily, she discovered the art of singing and had a natural talent for it. Having perfect pitch she could sing back exactly what she heard at the age of four." Yanni "The interviewer began to randomly play pitches at the keyboard and Yanni, without hesitation, accurately identified every one of them."

Here are some interesting facts that you should know: 1. 10% of students at the leading music schools, including Julliard… Read more…

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