Editorial Reviews
Jonathan Bloomer From GuitarNoize.com
I can see how teachers would benefit from having this
teaching framework to aid their own teaching syllabus and it
gives students the opportunity to complete exercises on
their own and work with the CD between lessons. Every aspect
of learning guitar is covered in a systematic but simplified
manner.
Guitar Teacher Reviews
Steven Kirby,
Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music
Overall I rate this the best beginning level,
learning-to-read on the guitar book that I've encountered
not only because it does that so well but also because it
offers in a well integrated way additional materials that
are vital to preparing guitarists to play contemporary music
and develop improvisational skills. I use this book with my
students and I highly recommend that other guitar teachers
check it out.
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Student Reviews
Matt Brown,
Guitar Student and leader of Ruby Hill (http://www.myspace.com/rubyhillmusic)
This book provides a great balance of guitar training that
effectively improves one's knowledge of rhythm, the
fretboard, chords, and reading music. In addition, this book
really improves your guitar playing skills regardless of
which genre you prefer to play. It is one of the easiest
books out there to follow. It gets right into it.