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ASAP Classical Guitar Learn How to Play the Classical Wayby James Douglas EsmondTeacher-friendly or for self-study, this book/CD pack for beginning to intermediate guitarists features classical pieces and exercises presented progressively in notes and tab, with each explained thoroughly and performed on the accompanying CD. A great way to learn to play ASAP! |
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ASAP Classical Guitar Duetsby James Douglas EsmondConcentrating on the melody or harmony of a piece is a great exercise for when you have to do both. For this book, author James Douglas Esmond has chosen a dozen pieces out of the classical domain, which are not found in the standard guitar repertoire. The pieces in this book start off fairly easy and progress to more challenging ones for intermediate guitarists. One guitar is great, but two is twice as nice – and working with other musicians is great fun. So get together with another guitarist and have a wonderful time discovering these guitar duet pieces! The accompanying CD features 24 tracks. |
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ASAP Drum Rudiments, PlusThe 26 Rudiments as adopted by the National Association of Rudimental DrummersCenterstream PublicationsThere are 26 standard drum rudiments. Anyone determined to learn the art and science of drumming would do well to learn to properly execute all 26. They are stick control patterns that should be played according to the standards set by the National Association of Rudimental Drummers (NARD). It makes no difference as to what style a drummer desires to play: classical, jazz, rock or parade. |
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ASAP Drum Set UpLearn drum set up the right wayBy Bart RobleySo you want to be a drummer? You have that pounding in your heart, that rhythm in your head, and maybe even a new drum kit in your bedroom, garage or your ready to buy one... and just don’t know where to begin? Well, you’ve come to the right place!
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ASAP Fiddle Tunes Made Easy for Bluegrass BanjoLearn How To Play The Bluegrass Wayby Eddie CollinsThis book/CD pack provides beginning and intermediate banjo players with two versions of 18 of the most popular fiddle tunes heard at bluegrass jam sessions. The “basic” solos generally begin on the first beat, contain lots of quarter notes, and use only simple rolls. The "intermediate" solos use more 8th notes and complex roles, and require more difficult formations of the left hand. Tunes include: Arkansas Traveler - Old Joe Clark - Red Wing - Salt Creek - Soldier’s Joy - and more! |
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