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December 28th, 2009 | 
Author: So today we don’t have any guitar instruction books, any Jamorama reviews or testomonials, or anything like that. We’re going back to the basics and keeping it simple, which can be very, very fun!
We’re going to leave you guys here with just a simple video and a hoping you’re doing great on the holidays!:
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Hey there folks, and a Merry, Merry Christmas from Guitar Instructions HQ!
We hope you’re having an absolutely wonderful holiday with your family and are taking this chance to sit back and relax. No worrying about work, no worrying about stress, no nothing. Just eating, celebrating, and having fun.
If you’re not, well, get to it! Tis the season after all!
So, we’re also taking this chance to get some rest from all the stress and work, but we’d like to to know what’s up on the horizon for January ALONE from guitar instructions hq. We’ll also give you a sneak peak into February.. hehehe
We’ll begin January with a bang! We’re going to review several guitar instruction books for you, and even more blues guitar instruction books, get you more lessons for your kids(SIMPLE guitar instructions for kids). More music theory for you, Spanish guitar lessons, guitar lessons dvd reviews. And that’s just the first WEEK.
Want to know what’s on the entire roster for January?… I thought you would ;D
Well, I’m not going to tell you! I’ll give you guys a decent amount of what we’ve got for you, but we’ve gotta keep it a secret a bit, haha.
1)music theory made easy - once again we’ll have music theory for you guys!
2)easy guitar music theory – Finally!
3)simple guitar instructions for kids – come on, this was needed!
4)virtual guitar lessons – easy and effective
5)guitar chords instructions for those who want to step their game up
6)guitar instructions for the strong of heart
7)guitar instruction material for the pros
learning blues guitar - how to do it right
9)rock guitar lesson for you guys
10)guitar lessons dvd to check out
11)easy guitar songs for beginners
12)learn guitar software for newbies
So that’s just a bit of what’s in store for january. Heck, in fact, that’s only the first two weeks worth of material, so you better be excited!
Now that we’ve got all that out of the way, once
Alright peeps, so this post goes back to what most of you might consider “old school.” We’re gonna take it back a bit and delve into classical guitar instruction. That’s right. We’ve been getting a lot of requests lately, so we figured it was time to review a book on the subject of classical guitar instruction, so without further explanation, I give you 50 classical guitar pieces.
So, what makes 50 classical guitar pieces special? It has, as the name suggests, 50 seperate pieces of classical guitar instruction for you, ranging from the Renaissance, the Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras, and a few others. This book teaches in both tab and in music notation for those who know how to read it.
Put simply, it’s a jam packed classical guitar instruction package that will keep you very satisfied with your classical guitar instruction needs. Everything you need will be in here in an orderly and easy to read fashion.
What’s unique about this book, is that it’s finger picking methods are quite possibly the best finger picking instructions that you can find for the guitar in a book form to date.
To find out more, check out the link below and have all of your classical guitar instruction wants met, and then some!:
This very special lesson goes out to those of you who want or prefer to download guitar lessons.
Why would you want to download guitar lessons rather than getting a physical product or an actual teacher? Well, the answer is simple, really.
When you download your guitar instructions, you will have the option of easy and instant access, and you can get your instructions at a pace that you will be able to follow on your own, and won’t have to worry about ’slacking up.’ Basically, you get a guitar instructor all to yourself, but get to see him/her as many times as you need, until you’ve learned the particular lesson. That’s a huge benefit when you download guitar lessons.
Another huge benefit is that because there’s no physical product to deliver, the instructions will normally be cheaper and easier to find. If that doesn’t make sense for you, then basically, in a nutshell, this means that the publisher making the guitar instructions doesn’t have to worry about packaging, shipping and handling, or the costs of making a physical product, so they can charge quite a bit less for their product and still come through making a profit. This is win win for everyone!
So, what are some good options when you download guitar lessons?
There are dozens upon dozens of downloadable guitar instructions courses on the internet, but, in my experience(I’ve had the pleasure to get to try out each of these courses myself), the one product that happens to reign supreme is Jamorama. Jamorama offers so much content and bang for your buck, and is an instant download. Basically, you can sign up for a week’s worth of lessons for FREE, then when you decide that you like your instructions that they give you, you can buy them very inexpensively, and have around 2 years of lessons worth when you download guitar lessons from Jamorama.
Make no mistake about it, these lessons are HIGH quality, and are in no way loaded with “fluff” content. To download guitar lessons from Jamorama, and get the REAL deal when it comes to guitar instructions, go here:
Music theory is something that several musicians tend to neglect in their study. It continues to baffle me as to why! I can relate in the fact that music theory can be a real brain buster, but today, we’ve got you a few products that teach music theory in a way that makes music theory made easy for you to understand. Many books on music theory make that claim, but being as I personally learned music theory from this book, I can attest it’s not lying when it says that it is music theory made easy, as it truly is.
So, what book am I talking about? I’m talking about Alfred’s music theory complete - music theory made easy.
A few interesting things to note about this book, is that it’s really three books in one! It has three comprehensive sections to it which build upon the last, ensuring that you will know all there is to know about music theory by the time you’re done. Each section is around 40 pages(some are a bit more), and has an accompanying CD to go along with it. At the end of each chapter, there are tests that you are to complete before you go ahead to the next chapter(to make sure that you understand everything that is being taught in the course).
So, what range of topics can you expect from alfred’s music theory complete that makes music theory made easy?
This book claims to be a complete self-study course for all musicians, and in my opinion, it does not fail to do that.
In the first section, it has 6 units which are broken into different chapters all on their own. Ranging from learning the staff, how to read and write musical notation(Unit 1), to reading the different time signatures and ties and slurs(unit 3) ending with flats, sharps, naturals, and Enharmonic notes.
Unit 2 goes into tetrachords and major scales, and ends with triads, scale degree names, and the dominant 7th chord. In between there, you’ll find information on scales, intervals, 16th notes, 16th rests, and even more time signatures.
The final unit, unit 3, begins with Triad Inversions, Figured Bass, Major Chord Progressions, delves into harmonizing a melody in a major key, broken chords and arpeggiated accompaniments, composing a melody in a major key, and ends with give you all you need to write music, and the different types of writing music.
Each chapter also has ear training to go with it, as well. The book goes well into the theory of music much deeper than that, but if I were to write it all out, this would be more than just a review!
So if you want music theory made easy, and you want the real deal, go ahead and check out the link below. Have a good day!