Play Guitar Better: The Quick-Start Guide to Great Technique (Book + Online Bonus)

Luke Zecchin

Maison d'édition: GuitarIQ.com

Synopsis

PLAY BETTER. PLAY FASTER. PLAY LONGER!
Could you play guitar better? Guitar players are usually unaware of the poor playing habits that cripple their progress. There's no shortage of books and courses on playing chords, scales, riffs, and songs. The problem is that these often overlook one simple truth: How you play is more important than what you play. All the tips, licks, and playing tricks won't help much if your fundamental technique works against you. How can you improve if you're focused on the wrong things?
Play Guitar Better is the culmination of over 20 years playing experience, trial and error, observation, and study. This book focuses on the critical things that most others leave out. It explains how your natural playing ability can be nurtured and enhanced to improve accuracy, speed, and stamina. This guide outlines how to identify and overcome the unhelpful playing habits that stand between you and the player you want to be. From the basics of holding the guitar to the nuances of picking technique, this book provides a clear, concise, and easy-to-follow road map to effortless playing!
ONLINE BONUS: This book comes complete with free online bonus material. We've compiled a companion website to enhance your reading experience. Extras include audio examples, backing tracks, bonus downloads, and more.
Join thousands of students worldwide! If you like easy-to-follow lessons, pro playing tips, and jam-packed value, then you'll love learning from this international bestselling instructor.
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Disponible depuis: 01/10/2016.

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