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Guitar - The Beginners Bible (5 in 1): The Practical Guide to Music Theory, Chords, Scales, Guitar Exercises and How to Memorize the Fretboard

by Chris Mac

A practical, multi-part guide to getting started on guitar

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A practical, multi-part guide to getting started on guitar

Chris Mac’s guide brings together five areas of beginner guitar study: music theory, chords, scales, exercises, and learning the fretboard. Its scope extends from choosing an instrument and developing finger technique to building a song repertoire, improvising, and writing music. The publisher description also notes 190 short exercises, positioning practice as a regular part of the learning process. The book is organized around practical skills as well as musical concepts, giving new players several connected topics to work through rather than concentrating on a single technique.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults starting guitar who want a guide covering both musical fundamentals and playing skills.
  • Beginners interested in exercises, fretboard familiarity, improvisation, or writing music.
  • Learners seeking introductory guidance on choosing a guitar and developing finger technique.

Themes

Beginner guitar instructionMusic theory and fretboard knowledgeChords, scales, and techniquePractice and musical creativity

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Book overview

How to go from total newbie to doing improvised guitar licks, no musical talent needed

 

Is learning to play guitar still on your bucket list despite years of failed attempts to start?

 

Has your guitar been gathering dust from decades of being unused?

 

Perhaps it's time to finally get started.

 

No matter what your excuse is - too busy, too tired, too scared, too tone deaf - if you keep dreaming that someday, you'll finally be a true-blue guitar player, maybe you're meant to be one.

 

Let's face it, not everyone is born a musical prodigy with an innate talent for playing instruments.

 

Most of us have to learn the usual way - by understanding basic concepts, mastering techniques, and practicing regularly.

 

If you're looking for a way to learn guitar that is easy to follow, full of practical tips, and allows you to learn at your own pace, here's just the guide for you.

 

In Guitar - The Beginners Bible (5 in 1), here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

 

  • A comprehensive 5-in-1 bundle jam-packed with all you'll ever need to know about guitar-playing
  • The must-learn fundamentals of music theory that will help speed up your guitar-learning journey
  • How to look cool and prevent injuries while playing the guitar
  • Why picking the right guitar is more important than you might think, and how to make sure you choose the most ideal one for you
  • The secret to polishing your finger technique for that perfectly played guitar solo
  • How to quickly broaden your repertoire of songs by learning this essential musical skill
  • The proven way to master improvisation and even write your own music, even if you've never played a note in your life
  • 190 easy exercises that take only 10 minutes a day and will double your playing speed and accuracy

 

And much more.

 

Are you worried that you're too old to learn a new instrument?

 

Take some inspiration from blues musician James Lewis Carter Ford, who started learning the guitar at age 75! He went on to grab a record deal and perform in front of huge crowds.

 

But don't wait until you reach your 70s to learn.

 

If you start learning today, you'll get to enjoy many years of guitar-playing fun, strumming, and fingerpicking to all types of musical styles.

 

Don't deprive yourself from this rewarding experience any longer. Check off that item on your bucket list and master the guitar now.

 

If you're serious about finally fulfilling your long-held dream of playing the guitar like a pro, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now.
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