Mastering the Guitar Class Method Elementary to 8th Grade
A Comprehensive Method for Today's Guitarist!
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SKU: M0.97121EB
A Comprehensive Method for Today's Guitarist!. Composed by William Bay. Mastering the Guitar. All styles. E-book and online audio. Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music #97121EB. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music (M0.97121EB).ISBN 9781609743284. 8.75x11.75 inches.
Mastering the Guitar Class Method is a remarkably innovative new approach to teaching guitar in class settings. Special features of this method include: careful grading of all material; use of both standard notation and tablature; numerous guitar ensemble pieces; the combining of music with other disciplines such as history, math, English, etc.; presentation of varied musical styles as applied to the guitar; solo material from different musical periods; selections derived from various countries and cultures; graded lessons on improvising; and suggested guitar back-up and accompaniment styles. This new method meets current MENC national standards for music education. Includes access to online audio.
After completing this volume, students should proceed to Mastering the Guitar Class Method Level 2.
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